When you think of the Yellowknife chapter of the Mediocre Golf Association, you don’t really think of scores that would rival a regular tournament score.

Summer is almost over … not that it really began to begin with.

Yellowknife didn’t have a team at any of the three host venues for this year’s Slo-Pitch National Canadian Championships but there were players on teams from outside the city.

For about 35 minutes on Aug. 10, there was genuine excitement in the air at the Canada Basketball Boys 15U Nationals in Kamloops, B.C.

Yellowknife didn’t have a team at any of the three host venues for this year’s Slo-Pitch National Canadian Championships but there were players on teams from outside the city.

It’s the only tournament where it’s ladies only and it’s always a great time had by all.

Completing an Ironman triathlon isn’t for the faint of heart.

Yellowknife’s newest soccer club has planted itself a seed it hopes will grow into something big.

Was it the irons? Or was it the putting?

Only Steve Versteeg knows but what we do know is that he’s the big winner of the Yellowknife Golf Club’s August Long Weekend 54-Hole Tournament.

By all accounts, Reggie Leach has made his name.

Cycling close to 500 kilometres to Hay River isn’t something you wake up one morning and decide to do out-of-the-blue.

The biggest tennis tournament of the season is over and with it came some surprise results and some rather entertaining action.

There are some options when it comes to what youth can do over the summer. They can always watch television or putter around on their phones.

I never really did the whole day camp thing when I was a kid. I was too busy playing softball to worry about it.

For the second time this season, the Yellowknife chapter of the Mediocre Golf Association needed a playoff to determine its latest champion.