Sports
The Sioux Lookout Minor Hockey Association (SLMHA) has recognized its players, teams, coaches, and volunteers, through its annual year-end awards.
SLMHA President Grant Power said that these awards are a great way to keep the participants motivated...
The Sioux Lookout Minor Hockey Association (SLMHA) is striving to continue their safe return to play, along with seeking additional volunteers to strengthen the association s services. The association opened its doors to kids over two months ago, with...
The Sioux Lookout Skating Club will open its doors for this season on November 3, continuing to offer its programs with caution during the pandemic. A member of the skating committee, Heather Meekis said, With COVID, everybody has got a lot on their...
Sioux Lookout resident Mike Dubé challenged himself to run 50 km as a part of the 2020 Manitoba Marathon, held virtually this year. I ve never been a fast runner but I can run far. During my run, I started to get the idea of trying for the 50 km...
Curling season will look a bit different this year at the Sioux Lookout Golf and Curling Club (SLGCC).
JoAnne Van Horne is the secretary on the club s board and Northern Ontario Curling Association club delegate. She shared, We did receive some...
Several Sioux Lookout residents joined the Great Cycle Challenge Canada and rode to raise money to fight kids cancer. One of four local riders, Brenda Voth, Manager of Laboratory and Diagnostic Imaging Departments...
Sioux Lookout s annual triathlon was cancelled this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but by thinking outside the box, organizers were able to move forward with an event featuring the main aspects of the triathlon in a manner that complied with public...
Ryan Waboose was the overall men s winner and Tanya Tekavcic was the overall women s winner in the 36 hole 2020 Sioux Lookout Golf and Curling Club Club Championship, which took place on August 22 and 23.
Thirty-four women took part in this year s Ladies Blueberry Open on August 1 at the Sioux Lookout Golf and Curling Club.
Sixty-eight participants took part in this year s Men s Blueberry Open golf tournament, which ran from August 8 to 9 at the Sioux Lookout Golf and Curling Club.
More than 30 people took part in a 5km Family Fun Run on August 5, which began at the Travel Information Centre.
Six cyclists set out from the Travel Information Centre early on the morning of August 8 to ride to Hudson and back, a distance of 50 kilometres. The event was part of this year s Blueberry Festival.
Eleven children and youth took part in this year s Junior Blueberry Open Golf Tournament, held on August 2 at the Sioux Lookout Golf and Curling Club.
From left: Chris Angeconeb, Miranda Moriss, Keenan Henry, and Tony Anderson earned first place in the Mixed Blueberry Open on August 3 at the Sioux Lookout Golf and Curling Club. Eight teams took part in this year s tournament.
Cross Country Running most valuable player and most improved player.
Sioux Cycling is in full swing now that the province has moved to Stage 3. Running since mid-May with social distancing rules, the group has seen more than 25 cyclists throughout the summer.
The Sioux Lookout Golf and Curling Club s (SLGCC) nine hole course has been featured as one of Canada s hidden gems by Reader s Digest Canada.
The Sioux Lookout Golf and Curling Club (SLGCC) officially opened on May 19, allowing golfers to enjoy a sunshine-filled week on the course last week.
The Sioux Lookout Minor Hockey Association (SLMHA) recognized their players, teams, coaches, and other volunteers in a Facebook post on May 19, where they featured their year-end award winners.
More than a dozen skaters represented the Sioux Lookout Skating Club at this year s Thunder Bay Open competition, March 6-8.
Broomball players from across the region competed in Lac Seul from March 6 to 8 during the Northern Lights Broomball Championship
Tournament.
Skaters in the Sioux Lookout Skating Club are having a very successful competition season.
Sixteen skaters attended a competition earlier this season in Thunder Bay.
Twenty-eight skaters attended the Fort Frances Freeze competition.
The Pelican Falls First Nations High School (PFFNHS) junior girls volleyball team, the Sioux North High School (SNHS) junior girls volleyball team, and the SNHS senior boys basketball team all earned silver medals...