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Tournament kicks off soccer season
Hay River soccer players kicked off their indoor season with a tournament at Diamond Jenness Secondary School this past weekend. The tournament hosted around 120 students in three age divisions. J.J. Hirst, outdoor education co-ordinator, said it was a great weekend for soccer players to test their skills in all areas of the game.
Local teams clash in Peewee final
It wasn’t hard to see Curtis Rowe’s divided loyalties during the final of the Hay River Peewee Hockey Tournament on Sunday at the Ben Sivertz Arena. On one side, there was the undefeated Hay River Huskies White team, who came into the final well-rested following a 2-1overtime win over the Fairview Lions in the first [...]
Donation introduces high school students to popular winter sport
Hay River high school students are getting a taste of one of the most popular winter sports in Canada thanks to a donation by the Northwest Territories Broomball Association, the Hay River Elks and others. Hay River Recreation Programmer Tammy Buchanan said the Town of Hay River made a request to NWT Broomball for a [...]
Peace River wins Smith tournament
This year marked the second annual Fort Smith Slopitch Tournament, and the turnout far surpassed that of the inaugural year. This year 14 teams registered for the event, over twice the number of last year’s six. Teams travelled from across the NWT and even Alberta to take part in the weekend long tournament.
Rusty Blades reunited with a fun day on the course
The Hay River Rusty Blades held their second annual Best Ball Golf Tournament this past weekend. A warm clear day on Saturday provided ideal golfing conditions for the 48 registered players.
School looks impressive in GP tourney
Princess Alexandra, Ecole Boreale, and Diamond Jenness Secondary School students participated in the Ernie’s Rock- Around- the -Clock Indoor Soccer Tournament in Grand Prairie demonstrating great soccer spirit and bringing home impressive results. There were students that ranged from 12 to 18 years of age that made the long 8-hour trip to Grand Prairie to [...]
