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Looking for a project to keep kids busy as they also learn about local sports history? Click here.

Looking for a project to keep kids busy as they also learn about local sports history? Click here.

Looking for a project to keep kids busy as they also learn about local sports history? Click here.

Looking for a project to keep kids busy as they also learn about local sports history? Click here.

Looking for a project to keep kids busy as they also learn about local sports history? Click here.

Looking for a project to keep kids busy as they also learn about local sports history? Click here.

Three individuals and one team inducted

The Yorkton Sports Hall of Fame inducted three individuals and one team at its annual induction night September 6 at the Gallagher Centre. The Class of 2025 inductees  honoured at the YSHF Harvest Meats Induction Night were:


Neil Weinmaster, Builder, Curling.

Neil has been making the ice for local curlers since 1988, first at the Tonkin Curling Club and for the past 26 years at the Yorkton Curling Club. This is also his 10th year as manager of the Yorkton club. He has made ice for countless local, regional, provincial, national and international competitions held in Yorkton.


Harvey Stebner, Builder, Hockey and Volleyball

Harvey started coaching minor sports in 1970, was president of the Yorkton Terriers, and was instrumental in the creation of the Yorkton Macs volleyball club in 1980, serving as the president of this highly successful team. He served on the SaskLotteries board as volleyball rep and vice-president. He was the Director of Sports for the 1986 Sask Winter Games.


Scott Borys, Builder, Volleyball

Scott played club and high school volleyball in Yorkton but was already refereeing while still in high school. Over the past more than 40 years he has taken on organizational roles with the provincial and national volleyball organizations while continuing to referee. He is the national referee chair for Volleyball Canada.


2019 Yorkton Regional High School Raider Gridders, Team, Football

The 2019 Yorkton Raider football team won the district and then went on to win a nail-biter in the provincial championship game, defeating a strong team from Saskatoon by coming from behind to tie the game, then winning it in overtime. That year they were ranked as the third-best small-city football team in Canada in the national power rankings. See list of team member names.


The Class of 2025 joined the 113 athletes, builders and teams previously honoured since the Hall’s founding in 1994. 


This was also the third year that the Yorkton Lions Support for Sports Award was presented to deserving supporters of sports in Yorkton, including businesses, organizations and individuals.


Recipients of the award were Jennifer Ingham and Gordon Tamblyn.

Members of the 2019 Raider Gridders are Val Declines, Broden Bilokreli, Brayden Thompson, Matthew Bishop, Josh Haczkewlcz, Josh Kidd, Brad Heskin,  Connor Watrych, Riley Richards, Johntee Ostapowich, Kaden Koroluk, Josh Bielecki, Dennis Marsden, Noah Schneider, Anthony Jones, Sam Hove, Vicaas Junek, Dominic Lepowick, Brayden Van Someren, Tegean Werner, Kenten Effa, Curtis Mcgriskin, Braeden Miller-Loving, Jaxon Boyda, Milos Mandie, Maddox Stechyshyn, Darian Derbowka, Katlynn Hoffman, Joshua Jaqueca, Keane Szabo, Kaden Malysh, Connor Anderson, Jackson Fleury, Garrett Ellis, Tannon Keltie, Noah Bymak, Logan Walters, Reece McCormick, Austin Stewart, Head Coach Roby Sharpe, Coach Jason Boyda, Coach Mark Schendel, Coach Darcy Zaharia, Coach Scott Wallis,  Coach Trent Szabo, Coach Ryan Effa. 

more on the 2025 inductee page

2025 Inductees and Yorkton Lions Support for Sports Award winners

Scott Borys with Kristy and Geoff Propp of Harvest Meats, Mayor Aaron Kienle, YSFH chair Becky Dutchak and board member Dick DeRyk.

Harvey Stebner with Kristy and Geoff Propp of Harvest Meats, Mayor Aaron Kienle, YSFH chair Becky Dutchak and board member Ron Balacko.

Neil Weinmaster with Kristy and Geoff Propp of Harvest Meats, Mayor Aaron Kienle and YSFH chair Beck

The Raider Gridders of

Coaches Roby Sharpe and Jason Boyko, along with Geoff and Kristy Propp of Harvest Meats, Mayor Aaron Kienle and YSHF board chair Becky Dutchak, along with 26 other members of the Raider Gridders 2019 football team. Each team member received individual plaques recognizing their induction.

Yorkton Lions Club president Denny Vachon presents the Yorkton Lions Support for Sports Award to Jennifer Ingham.

Yorkton Lions Club president Denny Vachon presents the Yorkton Lions Support for Sports Award to Gordon Tamblyn.

Our Hometown Heroes

rkton has a rich sporting history, and the Yorkton Sports Hall of Fame and Museum strives to preserve our Home Town Heroes.


The Hall of Fame organization was inactive for several years, but in 2020 elected a new board of directors which worked with many of the original founders to revive the organization, seek new facilities and create a strong online presence. 


In September of 2022, it held the first Hall of Fame induction in eight years. It was also  provided with display space on the second floor of the Gallagher Centre, where all inductees are now recognized, and a collection of artifacts and memorabilia is displayed. The display area is open whenever the doors of the Gallagher Centre are open.


Inductees listed by name and year   |    Online museum

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A trip down memory lane

Helping kids explore sports history

Helping kids explore sports history

Back in 1938 or 1939, Marguerite Smith wrote a poem about the Yorkton Terrier team that played that winter season in the Saskatchewan Senior Hockey League.


The poem was preserved all these years by Joyce Anaka of Yorkton, a school friend of Marguerite, and herself a young hockey fan, who provided it to us.


The poem, and other stories and memorabilia from past years in local sports now have a home on this website, on a new page called Memory Lane.


If you have written stories and/or photos of bygone days in Yorkton sports, please get in touch.

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Helping kids explore sports history

Helping kids explore sports history

Helping kids explore sports history

Yorkton's sports history goes back nearly a century, and inductees into the Sports Hall of Fame go back to the 1940s and 1950. 


To introduce some of our Home Town Heroes to the younger generation, we have produced eight four-page workbooks in the past four years that explore the accomplishments of 32 of our inductees, thanks to a grant from SaskLotteries.


If you know or have children interested in sports, and they know how to do basic research on this website, they will be able to complete the workbooks. 


PDF files of the workbooks can be viewed, downloaded or printed by clicking the button below which will take you to the page where they are available.

view and print the workbooks

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The Sports Hall of Fame and Museum displays some of its artifacts at the Gallagher Centre in Yorkton, second floor (see map below).  

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