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Getting more girls and women involved in hockey is an ongoing process but it’s one that seems to be working.
The Yk Minor Hockey Association did its part on Monday to keep getting more females in on the fun as it hosted Esso Fun Days at the Multiplex on Monday.
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Kerry Galusha and her rink went into the Crestwood Ladies Fall Classic in Edmonton this past weekend riding the highest of highs.
They had just come off winning their first World Curling Tour event as a team, that being the Royal LePage Ladies Fall Classic in Ontario the weekend before.
Edmonton, though? Not as good.
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Another season of scholastic volleyball is over in the NWT and with it came some exciting finishes.
And no, it wasn’t a year dominated by Yellowknife.
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Every time you turn around, there seems to be another major Games that the territory will be competing in. That’s the beauty of living in the North – never a dull moment.
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You have to fall before you can get up, right? That’s the old saying.
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It was great to see former president of the YK Oldtimers League rockin’ it recently with the rest of us born in the 1960s. Now that he doesn’t wield the gavel at the monthly meetings, perhaps he will have more opportunities to spend some quality hockey time with the 45-plus gang.
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East Three Secondary School’s junior girls’ and senior boys’ volleyball teams brought home championships from the Spike It! tournament.
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If anyone still had doubts about futsal being a flash in the pan, this should settle any further discussion.
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You know that quarter-final jinx Kerry Galusha had been suffering from on the World Curling Tour circuit this season?
You can put that to bed now because she’s a champion.
Galusha and her rink of Sarah Koltun, Brittany Tran and Shona Barbour are atop the mountain after winning the final of the Royal LePage Women’s Fall Classic on Sunday in Kemptville, Ont.
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Iqaluit
Nunavut Speed Skating is looking for a few good people to help out with its coaching and officiating needs for this season.
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Two years ago, Leicester City Football Club was the toast of the sports world after putting the exclamation mark on one of the greatest sports fairy tales ever written. The little team that could, 5,000-to-1 long shots to win the English Premier League, hoisted the trophy that was usually reserved for the likes of Manchester United, Chelsea and Manchester City.
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Judging by the turnout this year, it would appear sport and recreation in Nunavut is pretty healthy.
Read MoreThe NWT Futsal League is NWT Soccer’s newest project and it all begins this weekend.
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You know all those times I’ve talked about how our young hockey players need to play in a higher level of competition on a regular basis?
Well, a bunch of them are and they’re finding out just what major AAA hockey is all about.
Read MoreGrowing pains are going to happen every time a new team comes together. The Vegas Golden Knights were the exception to that rule last season but the Yukon Rivermen aren’t the Vegas Golden Knights.
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Teams from Hay River made an impact at the annual Lawrie Hobart Memorial Volleyball Tournament in Fort Smith.
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The first big futsal tournament of the new season is on the horizon and it’s happening in Iqaluit.
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Another year, another week of learning and talking about recreation and healthy communities.
That’s what the NWT Recreation and Parks Association (RPA) did in Yellowknife earlier this month as it hosted its annual conference from Oct. 23 to 25. Almost every community in the territory had at least one representative at the conference, which centered around the theme of Intergenerational Connections.
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You know the best way to troll millennials? Play a song they have no clue about and watch them eat it up.
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The first of the Spike It! volleyball tournaments in Yellowknife is in the books.
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Almost 200 minor hockey aged players got their new season off to a riveting start at the annual Rankin Rock Season Opener hockey camp in Rankin Inlet from Oct. 14 to 19.
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If you’re only sending a small contingent to a tournament, you’d better make it count.
Read MoreThe latest stop on the Grand Slam of Curling circuit is off and running and it all got going Wednesday for Kevin Koe.
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The weekend of Oct. 5 to 7 was World Girls Hockey Weekend, an event organized by the International Ice Hockey Federation to help grow the game on the female side.
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One year ago, Kyt Selaidopoulos came to Yellowknife from his home in Montreal and gave everyone he came in contact with a true futsal education, one which some said was needed for a territory still learning the soccer variant.
Fast-forward to now and he likes what’s happened since then.
Read MoreTime to spike it
The next big scholastic sports tournament in the NWT is about to get underway.
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It’s only fitting that in a game where he was the guest of honour, Eugene Roach would post a shutout.
That’s what he did as nothing got past him in regulation time in a charity hockey game at the Multiplex on Saturday evening.
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The Recreation and Parks Association of Nunavut (RPAN) was busy in the capital earlier this month with education and awards on the agenda.
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Recreation co-ordinators and directors around the NWT are always looking to find ways to provide programming.
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It’s the biggest time of the year for the NWT Recreation and Parks Association.
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