Sports

The Yellowknife Open Tennis Tournament had a strong field at the McNiven Beach tennis courts as 55 players competed across five categories, July 6 to 10.

And with that, the inaugural Indigenous Summer Games have come to an end.

Tommy Forrest Ball Park has gone through a total transformation from the dust bowl days to what it looks like now.

In the world of Yellowknife fastball, the recent trend is that one team seems to go on a roll when it comes to tournaments.

So that time when the Polar Bear Swim Club was done for the season? Not so fast.

Those who remember the Canadian North Midnight Classic of old will know of the festive atmosphere that surrounded the event.

If there’s a playoff to determine a winner in a golf tournament and no one’s around to play in it, does it make a sound?

Yellowknife’s Norm Sanderson has been synonymous with darts in the NWT for nearly three decades as both a player and volunteer.

One thing to be said about Team NT’s Canada Summer Games tennis team that will play in Ontario in August: they know what they will be up against and they aren’t afraid to say it.

Never let it be said golf isn’t a great way to raise a bunch of money for good causes in a hurry.