Held in the North for the first time, the tournament includes 18 teams representing nine regions
“It’s always been my favourite. It’s just something so unique — there’s nothing like it in any sport”
Ten riders took part in the first race of the year hosted by the U Kon Echelon Bike Club
Team Dorosz finished with just one loss en route winning the women’s championship
Cozens tied for eighth in tournament scoring with four goals and five assists in seven games
“People are more drawn to just focusing on what is going on on the mats”
The Canadians will take on host Sweden after dispatching Latvia 3-1 in the quarter-finals
“I’m so lucky to have grown up here with the most supportive community around me”
“It’s nice because a lot of people come to support the event who don’t necessarily put on skis”
“That was amazing — I’ve never seen that”
“You do it because you believe in yourself and you have people around you that believe in you”
“You can grab kids and you can trip and you can do that rough play, but there are rules”
Seven Polarettes earned five podium finishes at the two-day event in Langley, B.C.
“I think everyone had their eyes opened on what could be done there”
The race on April 11 was the first of five sprint races planned for the spring
The two-day tournament included participants in a handful of singles and doubles categories
Representatives from the Arctic Winter Games International Committee and the Whitehorse 2020…
Knute Johnsgaard, Emily Nishikawa and Graham Nishikawa were honoured with signs on the Olympic Trail
The Yukoner earned her first IBU Cup win in December 2018
The facility was part of the plan for the new F.H. Collins school, but wasn’t built at the time
