2019 Western Canada Summer Games
August 9th, 2019 to August 18th, 2019
Over 1,700 athletes, coaches, officials and mission staff from Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Northwest Territories, Yukon and Nunavut will be attending the 10 days of competition. These athletes, ages 13 – 20 years old, are our...
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Team NT flag bearer announcement for Western Canada Summer Games in Swift Current
YELLOWKNIFE, NT – Team NT announces that Naomi Yukon will be the flag bearer for...
Volleyball NT Announces Team NT Women’s Volleyball Team
Volleyball NT (VNT) is pleased to announce the Women’s Team representing Team NT at the...
2022 Arctic Winter Games Sport Selection and Commitment to Safe Sport
2022 Sport Selection and Commitment to Safe Sport Dawson City, Yukon – The Arctic Winter...Upcoming Events
Working with Youth
This course covers traditional and contemporary youth leadership philosophies and practices. It also emphasizes an...
Ice Resurfacing Course
There will be an Ice Resurfacing Course taking place in Behchokǫ̀ November 5-6, 2019. This course consists of...
Recreation Program Planning - Online
This course examines the process for designing and implementing successful community recreation programs and special...NWT Sport Hall of Fame
1994 Team NWT Junior Men's Curling Team (2014)
Curling
During the 1993/1994 season two sets of brothers and a doctor as their coach came together to attempt winning it all. Their first task was becoming Team NWT, coming together for the NWT Championships in January, these four boys and one coach won the championships and won the right to become Team NWT. From there they moved on to the NWT/Yukon play downs in February 1994, defeating Team Yukon to gain a berth at the 1994 Pepsi Canadian Junior Men’s Curling Championships.
Working their way to Nationals, Team NWT used the 1994 Arctic Winter Games as a warm-up tournament for the upcoming...
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