Whitehorse Minor Soccer
Under-16 (Tuesday)
Pepsi 6
Colad Laser Esthetics 2
Tony Nguyen’s four-goal performance put Pepsi out of reach for the Laser squad, while Dimitri Pulido and Heidi Loos added singles. Esther Worthington took MVP honours.
Michael Fisher and Ed Oulton scored for Colad, and Ryan Lane was named MVP.
Audette Construction 5
Medicine Chest 1
Tyler Audette, Cody Reaume, Scott Longman, Sean Charbonneau and Cory Birckel scored for Audette.
Grant McWatters got the lone Medicine Chest marker.
MVPs were Chantelle Bergeron for Audette and Martin Kitchen for Medicine Chest.
Under-13 (Tuesday)
Irving Collision 11
Whitehorse Motors 3
Irving Collision thumped Whitehorse Motors with Riley Simpson Fowler scoring the hat trick, Justin Kreft and Terri Publicover booting in two each, and Kyle Bowers, Chris Vance, Brittany Andre and Robin Smith adding singles. Stephanie Pike was Irving’s top player.
Taren Sturko, Thomas Mills and Travis Rivest scored for the Motors, and Jamie Davignon was named MVP.
Versatile Rentals 7
ReMax 2
Versatile Rentals’ Ale Adamek got the hat trick, and Tayo Adamek added a pair.
Adrian Hawkings and Jake Jacobs added singles and Logan Roots was named MVP.
Scoring for ReMax was Alex Ordonez and Kyle Risby, Andrew VanHooft was the top player.
Intersport 4
New West Technologies 3
Brandy Scobie’s two goals earned her Intersport’s top player nod, and Trevor Hannah and Theron Richards’ singles put Intersport over the top against New West.
Scoring for New West Technologies was Steven Harlow, Brittany Banks and Mac Potter. Brad Gustoff was New West’s player of the game.
Under-12 (Wednesday)
Rodan Air Maintenance 4
RCMP Drug Awareness 3
Michael Hare’s two goals led Rodan to victory over the Cops. Thomas Scoffin and Territ White added a goal each.
Rodan’s MVP was Dawson Beaulieu.
Travis Pumphrey had a pair for RCMP, and Mary Bennet added one.
Dana Naye Ventures 3
Wal Mart 0
Kurtis Hills scored all the goals in this game, as Dana Naye shut the door on Wal-Mart. Garrett Heynen was Dana Naye’s top player and MVP for Wal-Mart was Sebastien Berthiaume.
Under-10 (Monday)
Great Northern Oil 4
EVF Fuelwood 2
Peter Joe Jensen scored a pair, Savannah Goodman and Tanner Borsa added singles for the winning team in a game full of good chances and nice saves for both teams.
Chris Dick was their MVP.
Kieran Halliday added the goals for EVF Fuelwood and Noah von Flotow was MVP.
Clearview Autoglass 4
Fire-Trol Canada 2
Adam Waddington scored a pair for Clearview, and Lindsey Eby and Josh Harlow added singles. Liam Mostyn took Clearview’s MVP honours.
Fire-Trol Canada goals came from the feet of Kyle Lowes and Samantha Burgis.
MVP was Brhy Romat.
M&A Yukon 3
Boston Pizza 3
Roan Evans Ehrichti, Mike Bennett and Andrew Scoffin scored a goal each for M&A Yukon. Kieran Morhouse took MVP honours.
Jared Steinbach scored all three for Boston Pizza, while MVP for is Moya Painter.
Under-10 (Wednesday)
Fire-Trol Canada 3
Boston Pizza 0
Samantha Burgis kicked for two goals, and Kyle Wallace added the third, as Fire-Trol shut out the Beantowners.
Brayden Pye was MVP for Fire-Trol, and Boston Pizza’s Camilla Gaw got the nod.
Alkan Air 6
Hougen’s Sportslodge 1
Noah Kitchen scored three goals for Alkan, and Jarred Steinback added a pair. Alidas Jamnicky rounded out the scoring. Wareen Fink was Alkan’s MVP.
Trenton Pumphrey booted in the only Sportslodge goal, and Wesley Freeman was named MVP.
Under-eight MVPs (Tuesday)
Northern Denture Clinic — Brooke Peters and Riley Olson
Tailer Construction — Colin Fink and Alix Ward
Northerm — Jennifer Chippet and Fabrizio Rayo
Budget Rental Car — Malcolm Muir and Tayler Mitchell
Under-six MVPs (Monday)
Local YO 17 — Kathleen Lanigan
WHTV — Georgia Gaw and Ewan Campbell
Pristine Auto — Kyra and Nathan
Under-six MVPs (Wednesday)
Local YO 17 —Derek Hennings
Peak Fitness — Ivory Randell, Lochie Fraser
Arcon Contracting — Nila Stinson
Skipping
The Takhini Heartbeaters skipping team returned from the National Skipping Championships in Montreal, held on May 20-21.
The team included Erin Borgford, Rebecca Dunstan, Alexandra Schultz and Taylor Forsgren.
Although the team didn’t capture any medals. The trip offered a chance to check out some top-level skippers in action.
“We saw some really good skipping — teams that were vying for a spot at the World Championships, which are in Toronto in July,” said coach Judy Ratcliffe.
The Heartbeaters’ best finishes were a sixth place in the double-dutch speed relay, and ninth in the double-dutch pairs freestyle.
The team ranked 13 out of 17 teams in overall scores.
Taylor Forsgren also competed individually, finishing 22 out of 45 skippers.
VeloNorth Cycling
Good weather, clean roads and shaved legs … what more could the 39 riders, comprising 12 teams taking part in VeloNorth’s annual team time trial ask for.
With the Kluane to Chilkat International Bike Relay just around the corner, this event provided the ideal opportunity to test fitness, practice riding in a pace line and to log some hard kilometres.
Paul Christensen and Jonah Clark joined forces as a two-person team called Big and Dumb.
This duo blistered the 48-kilometre course in a time of one hour, eight minutes and 28 seconds, leaving little doubt who was fastest.
In second place a minute and 10 seconds behind Big and Dumb was the Green Team made up of Glen Iceton, Scott Kirby and Jerome McIntyre.
Probably the most confusing thing about the evening was the wind. Just about everyone wanted to know how you can have a headwind for the whole distance if it is an out-and-back course?
Top finishers:
1st Big and Dumb (Paul Christensen, Jonah Clark) — 1:08:28
2nd Green Team (Scott Kirby, Jerome McIntyre and Glen Iceton) — 1:09:38
3rd TJ Train (Troy Henry, Jesse Reams and Mac Hislop) — 1:12:20
4th Mucho Cervezas (Aaron Foos, Allison Furniss, Brian MacDonald, Dan Reimer and Darren Holcombe) — 1:16:32
5th Five Pack (Mike Buxton-Carr, Dale Ristau, Rob Gaetz, Brad Barton and Rick Scramstad) — 1:17:25
Intersport fun run
A large turnout for the Intersport May 30 fun run/walk, 51 runners and walkers covered both the five-kilometre and 2.5-kilometre courses.
The first 2.5-kilometre runner across the finish line was Owen Munroe in a time of 10:56.
The fastest female on the five-kilometre course was Jodi Gustafson in a time of 22:20, the fastest male was Tom Ullyett in a time of 19:50.
Female results:
Five-kilometre run
1st Jodi Gustafson, 22:20
2nd Shelley Gellatly, 22:35
3rd Kirsten Hulstein, 22:50
Five-kilometre walk
1st Arlene Ogden, 34:34
2nd Ruth Hall, 34:36
3rd Maggie Griffiths, 39:37
Male results:
Five-kilometre run
1st Tom Ullyett, 19:50
2nd Rodney Hulstein, 20:43
3rd James Makokis, 20:59
Five-kilometre walk
1st Rick Griffiths, 35:14
2.5-kilometre run
1st Owen Munroe, 10:56
2nd Duncan Gibb, 11:33
3rd Willy Everett, 14:04