Local Sports

Athletes showed no rust as they returned to the curling rink after a two-year COVID-caused hiatus

Congratulations to Eloise Allen on her success in competing in Odlum College Cup on Nov. 6 and 7 at the University of British Columbia.

After two years of COVID-19, races have begun to fill Roberts Creek running wonder Shaun Stephens-Whale’s calendar once again. On Oct. 17, Shaun competed in the famous and notorious Squamish 50 mile. Downtown Squamish was dark for the 6 a.m.

The Sunshine Coast U-17 Storm rep boys are having quite the year so far, ever since their new soccer season started back up in early September after 10 long months without any games, due to COVID-19.

Sasha McDougall Solis is a 15-year-old Grade 10 student at Elphinstone Secondary School who recently joined the skating club after moving from Alberta. She is passionate about skating because it is where she finds her home away from home.

Winners in the open class of the Oct. 30 “Attack of Danger Bay” longboard races celebrate with a salute to the spectators.

Move means BC Hockey's high-level zone program for north Burnaby, the North Shore and Sea to Sky needs to find a new home

The Sunshine Coast Dirt Bike Association (SCDBA) on Oct. 9 held its second annual Grey Creek Grind fun-ride and fundraising event to support local trail maintenance and give something back to the outdoor community.

More than 60 athletes ended the season with the Gibsons Grind

The Sunshine Coast Skating Club’s October Skater of the Month is Halle McHeffey. Halle is 13 and attends Elphinstone Secondary in Grade 8.