Whitehorse Daily Star: Sports Archive

Sports Archive

Cold snap delays Mount Sima opening by one week Due to a severe cold front blanketing Whitehorse and surrounding area, the opening of Mount Sima's Alpine Adventure Park has been delayed until next Friday.
Bell, Nishikawa major award winners at gala It was an emotional night, filled with touching tributes, standing ovations and the announcement of a $500,000 legacy fund by the 2012 Arctic Winter Games Host Society.

Local MMA fighters raring to re-enter the ring Three local mixed martial arts fighters are eager to step back into the ring in Chilliwack, B.C., next week.

Pine Plumbing edges Assante 5-4 David Black had two goals and two assists as Pine Plumbing edged Assante 5-4 in Whitehorse Rapids oldtimer soccer action Saturday at the Canada Games Centre.
Pine Plumbing edges Assante 5-4 David Black had two goals and two assists as Pine Plumbing edged Assante 5-4 in Whitehorse Rapids oldtimer soccer action Saturday at the Canada Games Centre.
Yukon skater finishes eighth at Jingle Blades Fifteen-year-old figure skater Morgan Madden finished eighth in her group at the Jingle Blades competition, held last weekend in White Rock, B.C.
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Bantam A Mustangs pile up goals en route to tournament win The Whitehorse Bantam A Mustangs dominated the round robin, and finished with three straight shutouts en route to winning the Winfield Bantam Rep Invitational Tournament in B.C. last weekend.
Zealand, Young rinks in the money at cash spiel Junior skip Will Mahoney and senior skip Gord Zealand battled hard all weekend, and it paid off as the two rinks finished tied for first at the cash spiel held at the Whitehorse Curling Club.
Dawson hockey legend prepares to enter hall of fame Looking back at an astounding sports career is a humbling experience for Dawson City-native John Flynn.

Squash Battle Kealan Campbell, left, and Henry Campbell take part in the 2012 Reservoir Dogs Tournament
Zach Bell returns home to Watson Lake Yukon Olympian Zach Bell returned home this week for the first time since competing at the 2012 London Olympics.
鈥楧ream big,' Olympian tells young swimmers Olympic swimmer Scott Dickens' message to Whitehorse swimmers was simple.

Crusaders win volleyball thriller, Rams beat Warriors The Vanier Crusaders failed to beat the F.H. Collins Warriors all season 鈥� until the game that mattered most.

Ski trail report The following trail report was released by the Whitehorse Nordic Centre yesterday:
Six teams to battle for annual squash tournament title The 2012 Reservoir Dogs Tournament will get underway tonight on the squash courts at Better Bodies in Whitehorse.
High school volleyball champs will be crowned this weekend The high school volleyball season comes to a close on Saturday with the Yukon Championships at Porter Creek Secondary School.
Former Mustang nominated for award Whitehorse native Adam Henderson has been one of 20 players nominated for the 2012-13 Senior CLASS Award in collegiate hockey.
Yukon men finish 2-4, miss playoffs Ray Mikkelsen's curling rink finished 2-4 in round-robin play this week at the Dominion Curling Club Championship, not enough to sneak into the playoffs.
Olympic swimmer Scott Dickens to visit Glacier Bears Whitehorse swimmers and fans will have an opportunity to meet Olympian Scott Dickens this weekend.
Atom Junior Mustangs earn bronze in Leduc tourney The Castle Rock Atom Junior Mustangs can trot with the best of the west.

Fans of all ages pack rink for NHL charity game The smile on nine-year-old Noah Gilbert's face said it all.

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