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Alexandra Gabor had a groundbreaking 2009 season, culminating in being named International Female Athlete of the Year by Sport Yukon.

Whitehorse Glacier Bear Haley Braga followed in the footsteps of Alexandra Gabor and Bronwyn Pasloski last week

Graham Nishikawa hit the Noram podium on Sunday with a solid third place finish in a tough Noram sprint race in Canmore.

Janelle Greer, left, Kendra Murray and Dahria Beatty, right, at the recent Don Sumanik Memorial Classic Technique Race. Beatty won a gold and silver at NorAm races in Sovereign Lakes, BC, on the weekend.

Peter Cassidy was inducted into the Sport Yukon Hall of Fame last week for his 30-plus years of coaching and organizing sports in the Yukon.

Sport Yukon honoured the territory’s outstanding athletes Friday night at the annual Sport Yukon Awards Night.

These days, when Alexandra Gabor finishes first, she’s not only winning a medal, she’s often setting high-water marks

Alexandra Gabor, seen here competing in Whitehorse’s Ryan Downing Memorial Swim Meet on October 24, won bronze at the World Cup in Berlin over the weekend.

Alexandra Gabor’s stop at the World Cup in Stockholm, Sweden got off to an incredible start, with the 16-year-old swimmer winning a bronze medal in the 200 metre event on Tuesday.

The Whitehorse Midget Mustangs secured a bronze medal on a road trip over the weekend at the Abbotsford Memorial Tournament.