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Players with the Yellowknife Tennis Club had the opportunity to sharpen their skills over the long weekend as a series of clinics were held with a high-performance instructor July 29 to Aug. 1.

The Hay River Heat emerged victorious at the U17 softball territorial championship following a pair of games against the Yellowknife Wolverines at the newly renovated Tommy Forrest Ball Park on Sunday.

AVENS: A Community for Seniors arranged a night out for residents to the Tommy Forrest Ball Park on July 14. The Yellowknife Fastball League greeted about half a dozen senior spectators for action on the diamond. Back row, from left, Garrett Hinchey; Devin Hinchey, fastball league president; Braden Holick; Mabel Knutsen; Andrew Goodwin; and Anthony Stapleton, recreation coordinator.

Going back to 2019, the Yellowknife Golf Club hosted the NWTSA国际影视传媒檚 inaugural RBC Scramble local qualifier on July 20.

A new slo-pitch tournament that took place over the weekend brought together female players for camaraderie and fun competition.

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.