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Locals dominate Race Day at the Raceway

A few rain drops did little to dampen the enthusiasm and spirit of racers and spectators at Race Day at the Raceway last Sunday.

Chat sixth at provincials

A poor opening day proved to be too much to overcome for the Chatelech golf team. For the second straight year, Chat finished sixth at the provincial high school golf championships.

Boys' team jumps into first place

The Elphinstone track and field team had another successful season, with the largest number of athletes ever qualifying for the North Shore Zone Championships held at Swangard Stadium on Tuesday, May 16.

Chat seeks provincial title in Creston

The Chat golf team is off to Creston this weekend for the high school golf provincials.Chat earned a berth by winning the North Shore finals and Lower Mainland Regional finals during a great week of golf on the Coast last week.

Danger Bay: a spectator's view

Danger Bay 5 last weekend in Pender Harbour was a complete and utter success.With over 130 racers this year it not only broke records, but also created a great show for spectators as well as the competitive downhill racers that joined in on the fun.

Breakers win in Whistler

The Suncoast Breakers travelled to Whistler in late April to participate in the Whistler Spring Summit hockey tournament 35-and-over division. They played .500 hockey in the round robin portion, winning one, tying one and losing the other.

Local rider's dream comes true

When Wendy Cooney was a girl growing up in Port Alberni, she always thought she had the ability to be a first-rate quarter horse rider. However, because of the expense of the sport, she had to wait 20 years to find out just how good she could be.

SanJenko third at Western Canadians

Charlene SanJenko, fitness entrepreneur and owner of Coast of Sunshine Fitness in Gibsons, recently competed in the Western Canadian Bodybuilding and Fitness championships in Kelowna.

Squamish rider takes Rat Race crown

Organizers are tabbing last weekend's Brodie Rat Race as the best one yet. Rider entries were close to 500 for the two-day event along the trails in Roberts Creek. The fifth annual event started Saturday with an intense cross-country race.

Kootenay nabs Antilla

Pender Harbour's Joe Antilla is mapping out his hockey future. Last Thursday, Joe was drafted in round four with the 76th pick by the Kootenay Ice in the Western Hockey League (WHL) Bantam Draft.