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We are Team Yukon

Basketball Yukon’s high performance program supports athletes’ participation at national and elite tournaments and multi-sport games like the Canada Summer Games or the Arctic Winter Games.

Canada Summer Games

Team Yukon is proud to participate in the Canada Summer Games. The Games are a multi-sport event that is held every two years with athletes representing their provinces and territories.

Arctic Winter Games

Since 1970, the Arctic Winter Games have been an international showcase of athletic talent from across the north.

The AWG are a multi-sport event held every two years and now include representation from Yukon, Alaska, Northern Alberta, Northwest Territories, Nunavut, Greenland and Nunavik. Team Yukon basketball is proud to participate in the Arctic Winter Games.

Basketball Canada National Championships

The Canada Basketball U15 and U17 National Championships are the premier national amateur sport events for the Canadian basketball community. Each summer, Canada’s top next generation of high-performance athletes at the U15 and U17 and age groups, competes for the National Championship title while representing their home province/territory.

2026

Team Yukon Rosters

The 2026 Arctic Winter Games were hosted in Whitehorse, Yukon. Both the men’s and women’s teams placed third in the tournament and took home the Bronze Ulus.
Click here to see the results.

2026 Arctic Winter Games Women’s Basketball Team

  • Maura Gallent
  • Abia Mahilum
  • Grace Beauchemin
  • Sadie Warren
  • Lia Hinchey
  • Rosalie Langlois
  • Izzabella Bilodeau
  • Liv Olano
  • Neveah Malcom
  • Shelly Fenga
  • Sarah Svoboda
  • Melina Bouvier
  • Alternates:
    • Patricia Acosta
    • Julianna Acebo
    • Ella Labushinksi
  • Head Coach: Claire Abbott
  • Assistant Coach: Natasha Pettinger

2026 Arctic Winter Games Men’s Basketball Team

  • Gabe Thomson
  • Jeff Rumboa
  • Evan Pedersen
  • Jospeh Santos
  • Carl Medina
  • Kerric Masters
  • Junior Floride
  • Murithi Marangu
  • Chris Baez
  • Nathan Iskra
  • Kaiden Laluk
  • Ivan Mendoza
  • Alternates
    • Griffen MacGillvery
    • Mason Geier
  • Head coach: Sean McCarron
  • Assistant coach: Josh Tobias

2029 Canada Summer Games

The next major games for Team Yukon will be the 2029 Canada Summer Games in Moncton and Saint John Region. 

Team Yukon regularly participates in the national championships and has occasionally collaborated with other northern territories to participate together.

There are currently no Team Yukon tryouts scheduled.