The meet on May 22 was the last event before the Yukon Championships start June 5
“You can easily start to imagine that was explosions and more stuff going on – just that battle taste”
“That’s really promising, too – to see an interest in the sport.”
Despite equipment issues and rule changes, Yukon riders put in a strong effort
The funding makes the Government of Canada the single largest contributor to the games
The three-stage race is the final tune up before the Hayman Classic in B.C.
The field of 21 riders is the largest in the history of the event
“At this age group, it’s just about saying yes to opportunities. Go out. Try it out, if you like it.”
Thirty-four runners raced an eight-kilometre loop along Riverdale trails teeming with crocuses
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Held in the North for the first time, the tournament’s medal round was not without controversy
After weeks of back and forth, sport governing body sticks to original schedule for medal round
Six new meet records were set at the two-day competition April 26 and 27
“All in all, it was a pretty good level of play”
After 0-2 start, female Team North impresses in earning spot in quarter-finals
“For me as a coach, that means so much more – to have that resiliency through competition”
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”
