Saturday 18 June 2022

Terriers hire Neufeld as Director of Marketing and Public Relations




The Yorkton Terriers are pleased to announce that Grayson Neufeld has been hired as their Director of Marketing and Public Relations.

Grayson grew up in Yorkton, went to school here and played all his minor hockey here.

He recently graduated from Minot State University with a degree in Marketing and Management.

He’s excited to be back at home and working for the Terriers!


Grayson has started meeting with businesses in the community to explore partnership opportunities with the Terriers.

 The Yorkton Terriers organization looks forward to working with you and to an exciting 2022/23 season – our 50th year!

Congratulations Grayson!

(Terriers Press Release) 

Thursday 16 June 2022

Yorkton's Kozak qualifies for U.S Junior Women's Golf Championship in July


                                   

For only the 2nd time ever and first time since 2012, a Saskatchewan golfer will compete in the U.S Junior Women's Golf Championships.

Yorkton's Ella Kozak won a qualifier in Jamestown, North Dakota on Monday after shooting a 2-over, 74, three strokes better than Rylee Heryford and Rose Solberg.

“It was kind of a shocker, it took a while for it to hit me that I might have won it and qualified,” Kozak said. “It’s still kind of settling in, it’s definitely something I’ve never felt before.”

She'll now compete in the event which will be held at The Club at Olde Stone in Bowling Green, Kentucky from July 18 to 23.

To hear audio from Kozak CLICK HERE

 

Wednesday 15 June 2022

New York Rangers (NHL) announce Rocanville's Campbell will coach at next month's Development Camp


(Photo from NHL.com)


The New York Rangers have announced that Rocanville product Jessica Campbell will be coach at the team's next development camp set to take place next month.

The 29 year old recently became the first woman to join a coaching staff of a men's national team, serving as an assistant coach for Germany at the 2022 IIHF Men's World Championship.

Campbell played most of her minor hockey in the Rocanville and Melville area, while also suiting up with the Melville Prairie Fire, Pursuit of Excellence in Kelowna, 4 years at Cornell University and a number of years with the Canadian Women's National team.

Friday 10 June 2022

What did the Yorkton Terriers and Melville Millionaires do in the 2022 SJHL Draft?

 




The 2022 SJHL Draft took place on Friday, with 6 rounds of 2006-born players & 2 rounds of 2007-born players being selected. 




2006-born Draft

1st round, 7th overall (2006 draft)

D Cutter Knight (Swift Current, SK) 
43GP 2G 12A = 14 points with the Estevan Bears (SK U18 AAA)

4th round, 43rd overall (2006 draft)

D Luc Bourdon (Prince Albert, SK)
44GP 1G 7A = 8 points with the Prince Albert Mintos (SK U18 AAA)

5th round, 55th overall (2006 draft)

F Carter Degelman (Saskatoon, SK)
31GP 16G 22A = 38 points with the Saskatoon Riverkings (SK U18 AA) 

6th round, 67th overall (2006 draft)

F Trey Penrod (Saskatoon, SK)
41GP 1G 7A = 8 points in 41 games with the Tisdale Trojans (SK U18 AAA)

6th round, 72nd overall (2006 draft) 

D Turner Knockaert (Manor, SK) 
35GP 12G 14A = 26 points with the Estevan Bruins (SK U18 AA) 

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2007-born draft

1st round, 7th overall 

F Langston Gold (Willowbunch, SK) 
31GP 27G 25A = 52 points with the Weyburn Wings (SK U15 AA) 

2nd round, 14th overall 

F Samuel Wardell (Saskatoon,SK) 
31GP 31G 19A = 50 points with the Saskatoon Generals (SK U15 AA) 



Chat with Terrier Head Coach & GM Mat Hehr & Asst. GM Ron Holloway






2006-born draft


2nd round, 24th overall (2006 draft)

F Kole Keen (White City, SK) 
44GP 12G 15A = 27 points with the Estevan 

3rd round, 27th overall (2006 draft)

F Jake Briltz (Regina, SK) 
44GP 6G 17A = 23 points with the Moose Jaw U18 AAA Warriors

5th round, 49th overall (2006 draft)

D Riley Craigen (Regina, SK) 
36GP 4G 13A = 17 points with the Regina Capitals (SK U18 AA) 

5th round, 51st overall (2006 draft) 

D Nate Silvester (Regina, SK) 
36GP 5G 18A = 23 points (SK U18 AA) 


6th round, 68th overall (2006 draft)

D Ethan Dartige (Whitewood, SK) 
35GP 1G 1A = 2 points with the Prairie Hockey Academy U16 Prep 

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2007-born draft

1st round, 3rd overall

F Leo Jewitt (Indian Head, SK) 
27GP 23G 23A = 46 points with Praitie Storm (SK U15 AA)


1st round, 4th overall

F Alex Morrison (Saltcoats, SK)
31GP 31G 12A = 43 points with the Yorkton Terriers (SK U15 AA) 
2nd
1st round, 5th overall 

F Wesely Olson (Chaplin, SK)
31GP 24G 18A = 42 points with the Swift Current Broncos (SK U15 AA) 



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Other Local draft picks:

F Connor Miller (Lipton) - 2nd round, 18th overall (2006 draft) to the Humboldt Broncos

F Connor Bear (Whitewood)- 1st round, 10th overall (2007 draft) to the Weyburn Red Wings


Other Yorkton U18 AAA Maulers selected:

D Rhett Vedress - 1st round, 1st overall (2006)  to the Weyburn Red Wings

F Riley Ashe - 1st round, 10th overall (2006) to the Melfort Mustangs

F Lucas Hvidston - 1st round, 2nd overall (2007 draft) to the Nipawin Hawks









Tuesday 7 June 2022

Local Weekend Sports Highlights

2022 MJHL Draft





The Swan Valley Stampeders selected 6 players - 3 forwards and 3 defencemen - in this year's MJHL Draft, held this past weekend. 

In the first round, 3rd overall, the Stamps picked forward Owen Warnick from the HRA Winnipeg U16 Prep.

D Darren Hunt (2nd round, 16th overall)

F Cash Clarkson (3rd round, 30th overall)

D Drew Shiels (4th round, 44th overall)

F Ashton Cure (6th round, 72nd overall)

D Ethan McMullan (6th round, 79th overall).

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The Waywayseecappo Wolverines drafted 4 forwards and 2 defencemen from this year's MJHL Draft, held this past weekend.


 First player selected was in the first round, 10th overall, in forward Carter Bear from the Winnipeg U18 Triple-A Thrashers.


The first defenceman they picked was Ryder Heaphy in the 3rd round, 38th overall, from the Southwest Cougars U8 Triple-A team.


Other players drafted by Wayway are forward Ian Buors (4th round, 52nd overall), left wing Dayton Desjarlais (4th round, 54th overall), defenceman Jordan Arkle (5th round, 66th overall) and forward Easton Gaffray (6th round, 80th overall).


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Local Medals at SHSAA Track and Field Provincials in Regina 






Gold: 

Hadiza Kasim - Yorkton Regional (Intermediate Girls 200 M) 

Ava Ruthven - Kipling (Junior Girls Javelin)

Jerin Keough - Langenburg (Intermediate Boys 3000 M)

Ridwan Olatunji- Yorkton Regional (Intermediate Boys 100 M)

Ayva Delaney - Melville (WC Girls 400 M) 

Ayva Delaney - Melville (WC Girls 100 M) 

Silver: 

Camryn Nelson- Preeceville (Intermediate Girls Shot Put) 

Elliana McKay - Kahkewistahaw (Junior Girls Discus)

Ridwan Olatunji - Yorkton Regional (Intermediate Boys 100 M) 

East Central (Intermediate Boys 4 X 100 M relay) 


Bronze: 

Summer Johnson - Norquay (Intermediate Girls High Jump) 

Halima Kasim - Yorkton Regional (Junior Girls 200 M) 

Amber Renkas - Ituna (Junior Girls Javelin) 

Jerin Keough - Langenburg (Intermediate Boys 1500 M)

Levi Erhardt- Kamsack (Intermediate Boys 100 M Hurdles) 

Matthew Makowsy - Canora (Intermediate Boys High Jump) 

Aron Cudal- Invermay (Junior Boys Long Jump) 

Derrik Prisiak- Wynyard (Senior Boys Shot Put) 

Kyan Hamilton - Fort Qu'Appelle (Senior Boys Quadathon)