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The Whitehorse Warriors PeeWee 'B' hockey team is hoping to build off its success at a recently held local tournament in preparation for the squads' season ending competition in Richmond, BC in March.
Kilrich played its best game so far in the Tuesday Night Squash League, scoring 21 points against first place MEADIAsolutions.
People who are concerned about staying in shape as well as the fight to reduce the number of heart and stroke related problems are being encouraged to come out to Super Sweat 2008 on Saturday from 1 to 3 p.m. at the Canada Games Centre's Flexihall.
The 2008 Polar Games have been postponed until the end of February because of cold weather, which would prevent the participation of rural schools at the event.
The president of the Great Northern Ski Society says fixing the T-bar is priority number one for the hill before anything else can proceed.
After 10 events, ranging from an ATV race to an ice climb, the 2008 Fulda Extreme Arctic Adventure concluded on Friday with an awards dinner held at Whitehorse's High Country Inn.
Finishing less than 6.5 seconds behind the top sprinter is an impressive accomplishment for most skiers, however it was only good for 52nd place for Yukoner Graham Nishikawa, who competed in a World Cup cross-country skiing sprint circuit on the weekend.
Hector Lang scored with just under 30 seconds left in the game to help Narrow Gauge Contracting get the victory over ORC Tree Services in the Whitehorse Hockey League's ‘B' Division on Sunday.
In a back and forth contest for first place in Whitehorse Minor Hockey's Bantam League, Castlerock scored the game's final goal with just over one-minute remaining in regulation to go onto a 7-6 victory against the PeeWee Mustangs on Sunday.
The program director for the Yukon Ski Team's says he doesn't believe Mt. Sima will be operational for the remainder of the season and added that if the hill does re-open this season his teams will not use the facility because of safety concerns.
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