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March 27, 2013

• Quest musher wins last dash as Twister series wraps up Yukon Quest musher Crispin Studer won the final race of the local mushing series Sunday, edging Jonathan Lucas by slightly more than one minute in the 16-km (10-mile) sled category.
• Whitehorse skiers dominate Buckwheat Ski Classic Whitehorse skiers won nine out of 10 races at the Buckwheat Ski Classic – an annual race formed 27 years ago to draw attractive women to the town of Skagway, Alaska.

March 26, 2013

• Kids rec fund gets boost from bank For the sixth straight year, Sport Yukon's Kids Recreation Fund has accepted a donation from the CIBC Children's Foundation.
• Yukon ski team off to solid start at nationals Whitehorse skiers had a solid start to the 2013 Haywood Ski Nationals taking place this week at Whistler Olympic Park.
• Bears cap season with broomball championship win The Spectrum Security Bears added another trophy to their fine broomball season Saturday.

March 25, 2013

• Native tournament ‘the hockey event of the year' When it comes to Whitehorse hockey tournaments, this is the big one.
• Slashers repeat as native tourney champs The Deer River Slashers successfully defended their 2012 Yukon Native Hockey Tournament title, beating the EGT Nanooks 4-2 in the A division final last night.

March 22, 2013

• Native hockey tournament goes this weekend More than 800 hockey players on 42 teams are expected to participate in the 36th annual Kilrich/Northerm Yukon Native Hockey Tournament this weekend in Whitehorse.
• Mixed results for Mustangs at provincial championships The Whitehorse Mustangs one playoff hope at provincials lost 5-4 on a late goal to Smithers yesterday morning.
• Changes in the wind for Yukon's Team Koltun A month after finishing one point out of the junior national curling playoffs, Team Koltun has plans to take its game to the next level.

March 21, 2013

• Yukon's McCuaig part of Sutter Cup South-winning Avalanche A Yukon hockey player was part of the Sutter Cup South-winning AAA Midget AC Avalanche this season.
• Beasts, Dragons on collision course in women's hockey playoffs The two best teams in the local women's hockey league are set for a playoff showdown.
• Lindsay dominates Dino Cup en route to seven race wins Once again, 10-year-old swimmer Rennes Lindsay blew away her field at the Dino Cup in Calgary.

March 20, 2013

• Phillips, Willomitzer disappointed with Iditarod results Michelle Phillips says she is more determined than ever.

March 19, 2013

• Red light working overtime in men's rec hockey playoffs Three SouthPaw/Rednex players combined for 29 points as the Rec A hockey team survived a 14-10 shootout over the New Age Warriors in playoff action last night.
• Excitement builds for international bike relay Anticipation for the 21st annual Kluane Chilkat International Bike Relay is building.
• Locals enjoy soccer, St. Paddy's in Juneau The luck of the Irish was not with two Whitehorse soccer teams who traveled to Juneau, Alaska last weekend.