Whitehorse Daily Star: Sports Archive

Sports Archive

Sima readies for second summer of Monkido, zip lines Financial struggles aside, Mount Sima is looking forward to unleashing a summer of fun via its Monkido Aerial Adventure and zip lines.
Still time to register for River Quest The final push is on for registrations for the 15th annual Yukon River Quest, which will be held June 26 to 30.
XC skier David Greer calls it a career David Greer is closing the book on his cross-country ski career at the age of 23.

Runners, walkers hit the trail for annual Law Day charity race More than 160 walkers and runners took to the Millenium Trail for the 23rd annual Law Day Charity Fun Run and Walk to raise money for charity and welcome spring.
Iceland being considered as Arctic Winter Games co-host Iceland is now in the mix as a possible co-host for the 2016 Arctic Winter Games, following discussion at a shareholders meeting in Vancouver yesterday.

Avalanche forecasting for backcountry skiers, sledders to continue The Yukon Avalanche Association (YAA) is very pleased to announce that it has received funding to continue its Yukon Avalanche Forecasting Program in 2014.
Wheelchair basketball aids Love on his road to recovery On February 12, 2012, Aidan Love's life was forever changed on a ski hill in Whistler.

Pasloski gets captain's C Twenty-year-old Bronwyn Pasloski has been named a captain of the Indiana Hoosiers swim and dive team.
Lingering snow keeps orienteers out of the woods The winter that continues to linger in the territory is affecting the start of many summer sports.
MLAs head south to push full schedule at Arctic Winter Games The fight to reinstate six key sports to the 2016 Arctic Winter Games in Greenland continues this weekend.

Swimmers break 10 records at Yukon Championships The Yukon Championships marked another record-breaking event for members of the Whitehorse Glacier Bears swim team over the weekend.
Ski club fined $1,725 for illegal trailbreaking The Whitehorse Cross-Country Ski Club has been slapped with a $1,725 fine and ordered to complete remediation work on a trail cut wider than the law allows.

Murphy turns the tables on protege in championship In a battle of teacher versus student, 55-year-old Kevin Murphy came out on top for the second year in a row.

Law Day run goes Friday The 23rd annual Law Day Charity Fun Run and Walk will take place this Friday at noon for walkers, and 12:15 for runners.
Winter weather postpones start of soccer, golf seasons Old Man Winter's relentless grip on the Yukon landscape means the start of summer sports will be delayed this year.
Figure skaters finish season with strong meet in Parksville Local figure skaters finished their competitive season in style at the 2013 Super Series Vancouver Island meet in Parksville, B.C. earlier this month.

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