Local Sports

Blazers went one for one last week as the women's league wrapped up regular season play with an eye towards the playoff tournament this weekend.

The Gibsons Curling Club played host to its ninth annual master men's bonspiel March 14 to 16 with a full slate of 16 teams (five local and 11 from off-Coast).

Sechelt's Scott Legault helped lead the Vancouver North West Giants to their third consecutive Major Midget League Championship with a two-game sweep of the Cariboo Cougars last weekend.

Roberts Creek is home to more national championships - this time in track and field.

What an amazing experience. That best describes the Pender Harbour Grade 9 girls as they wrapped their season with a trip to the provincials in Kelowna after qualifying as a wild card team.

Playoff positioning is starting to take shape as both the women's and men's soccer leagues near their regular season conclusions. In women's action last week at Hackett Park, Blazers topped Fusion 6-0.

The U18 girls House league had their year-end soccer tournament March 12 and 13. After the first day of round robin play Sundays semifinal matchups were set. First place in their pool was Shannon Reid's Brigade up against Gord Dieroff's White team.

Sechelt's Scott Legault is off to the championship final of the B.C. Major Midget League this weekend. Legault, a goalie for the Vancouver North West Giants, will take on the Cariboo Cougars in a best-of-three series at the Burnaby Winter Club.

The UBC Thunderbird women's volleyball team continues to re-write the history books after winning their fourth straight national title at the University of Laval last Sunday.

After a weekend off, the U13 boys Scorpions played twice last weekend, keeping their winning streak intact. On Saturday the Scorpions travelled to Burnaby to face the Timbers.