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They may have missed out on winning medals, but the four Yukoners who attended the 2008 Youth Bowling Canada National Five Pin Championships still managed to turn more than a few heads over the course of the three-day event.
Thomas Chretien continued his strong showing in the pool last weekend, setting 15 club records as 10 Whitehorse Glacier Bears travelled to Edmonton for the Edmonton Keyano International 2008 Swim Meet.
The 2008 National Aboriginal Hockey Championships were special for Team B.C.'s female squad, who ended its medal drought at the event by placing third.
Both the Vandelay Super Geeks and the Pacific Northwest Moving Haulers had strong finishes to a great overall season in the Sunday Junior Squash League.
With 100 teams participating in total, this year's Yukon River Quest will feature the most competition in the history of the 10 year event.
It was a battle of youth versus experience in the final of the Whitehorse Rapids Oldtimers Invitational Soccer Tournament as the oldest team in the competition squared off against the youngest.
Figure skaters in the Arctic Edge Skating Club had one final opportunity to view the progress they have made this year at the last testing event of 2007-08 season.
Sixteen participants took part in the annual Learn to O clinic, which was held on Saturday at F.H. Collins Secondary School.
With five separate categories of competition, this year's upcoming Squash Yukon Squash Thaw Tournament can accommodate even the most casual of players.
With National Yukon Orienteering week beginning on Saturday, the Yukon Orienteering Association (YOA) has a number of events scheduled to help promote the sport over the course of the next seven days.
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