Local Sports

While the junior and senior girls volleyball teams were busy preparing for provincial championships, the bantam girls were putting the finishing touches on an equally impressive season.

The Elphinstone junior girls capped their volleyball season with an 11th place finish at the provincial championships last week in South Delta. The competition was strong, with the top 24 teams from around the province on hand.

You can forgive Gary Pennington for being a bit busy these days. He's been polishing up his latest senior baseball World Series ring - his eighth between the San Diego Padres and Seattle Mariners.

The Sunshine Coast Atom Blues need your vote to help them win one of 10 $2,000 travel grants. Best Buy has partnered with BC Hockey to help minor hockey teams get a jump on the upcoming hockey season.

Ya Yas' goal count continues to rise as fast as the price of silver, as they got six against Source from Angela Muir, Eliza Johnson, Molly Joe and Kari Dixon in women's soccer league action.

The U10 girls Electric FC took another win, showing their progressive skills development and team savvy last weekend against the Orange Crush. Hannah Lerson and Clara Dyson rocked a shut out.

The Elphinstone senior and junior girls will be seeking provincial glory at respective provincial championships in the coming weeks after qualifying at a pair of tournaments last week.

The hard work being put in by Sunshine Coast Boxing Club members continued to pay off with a number of strong showings at the Combative Sports B.C. amateur event on Nov. 2 in Langley.

The Elphinstone senior boys' and girls' basketball teams will be providing a full day of fun for local basketball enthusiasts in grades 5 to 7 on Monday, Nov. 26.

Add two more banners to the gym at Elphinstone Secondary School. The senior and junior girls picked up a pair of North Shore championships last week with impressive wins in their respective league finals.