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Hitmen hit back, beat Regals royally

The Sechelt Hitmen lived up to their namesake Saturday night, answering back their 8-1 loss in the season opener against the Mid-Island Blazers with an 8-2 win against the Powell River Regals in the Hitmen's first home game of the season.

Local martial arts club gets bully-proofed

The Sunshine Coast Martial Arts Academy and instructor Shawn Phillips recently became certified to teach the Gracie Bully-proof system to local students.

Coast athletes taking steps to success

Whether it was in the gyms of Chatelech or Elphinstone secondary schools or the many Coast soccer pitches or running tracks, Coast athletes learned their chosen sports and are now taking those skills with them to universities all over the province.

Clownball returns to Elphi

The game is clownball, with something new every night - and no team plays it better than the Harlem Crowns. The clown princes of basketball are returning to the court at Elphinstone Secondary School on Saturday night, Oct.

U11 and U12 rep teams invited to Whitecaps playoff game

The Vancouver Whitecaps extended a last minute invitation to the Sunshine Coast Youth Soccer Association to bring coast soccer players to attend last Sunday's playoff game against the Puerto Rico Islanders.

Coast players making impacts

Junior teams from Squamish to Osoyoos continue to benefit from the talent produced by the Sunshine Coast Minor Hockey Association (SCMHA).

Hitmen look to rebound at home

The Sechelt Hitmen are looking for a some home ice advantage after a tough opening season loss. Sechelt lost its West Coast Men's Hockey League season opener 8-1 last Saturday night against the Mid Island Blazers in Courtenay.

Nightingale finishes strong in first full marathon in 15 years

In the seven years that she's attended the Toronto Marathon as either a webmaster or participant, Halfmoon Bay's Teresa Nightingale says the event just keeps getting better and better. And this year was certainly no exception.

Nederpelt nominated for junior promoter of the year

For the second year in a row, Kirk Nederpelt, assistant golf professional at the Sunshine Coast Golf and Country Club, has been nominated for the PGA of B.C. Junior Golf Promoter of the Year.

Coast youth benefit from Whitecaps skills

More than 800 enthusiastic young soccer players came out to last weekend's Sunshine Coast Youth Soccer Association (SCYSA) training session put on by the Vancouver Whitecaps FC.