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When it comes to shooting, 17-year-old Nich Rittel is a man of few words, but his natural talent in the sport speaks for itself.
Members of the Yukon cycling team stole the show at this year's Tour of Juneau bike race.
VeloNorth had a good mixture of seasoned vets and first-timers in attendance at the biking club's Yukon Individual Time Trial Championships.
Twenty two hardy souls didn't let the rain put them off and came out to enjoy the forest for the Yukon Orienteering Associations' Wednesday night meet.
A heroes welcome greeted Yukon Olympian Jeanne Lassen as she entered the Whitehorse International Airport on Tuesday.
While most of the world watched the closing ceremonies of the Olympic Games, 31 intrepid souls took part in the 20th running of the Chocolate Claim Pre-Skagway 10 Miler.
There was no shortage of volunteers, spectators or participants Sunday for the first-ever Sima Slamfest Mountain Bike Downhill Race.
Summer may not bring up images of ice rinks in most minds, but several Arctic Edge Skating Club skaters have been hard at work in the Canada Games Centre, Greater Vancouver, Calgary, Saskatoon and even Mississauga.
A grand slam home run and consistent hitting helped Coke win its second straight C divisional title over Air Cargo Express Saturday in the Whitehorse Co-Ed Slo-Pitch League.
At his first Olympic Games, Yukoner Zach Bell didn't disappoint.
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