Local Sports

The hockey future of Garden Bay native Kyle Bruce looks to be a promising one after a solid final junior season with the Vancouver Giants.

Cruising and drag racing on the Sunshine Coast will debut on the silver screen on Wednesday night at the Raven's Cry Theatre in Sechelt.

From high school runners to proud mums and their babies, the Sunshine Coast was out in force in Vancouver last Sunday.

The high school sports scene has moved away from the gym as both Chatelech and Elphinstone have teed off on another golf season.

The Gibsons Pigs saw its 2003/04 rugby season come to a close last weekend in a thrilling semifinal loss to the Capilanos. The Caps picked up a 15-10 win on a beautiful, sunny day at Elphinstone Secondary School.

The U14 Tsunami had another solid weekend of volleyball, winning the consolation final at the Island Volleyfest in Nanaimo last weekend.

Two up and coming speed skaters are trying to bring their act a little closer to home.

The Sunshine Coast Volleyball Club (SCVC) is off to a fast start as the U14 team placed third at a recent event. Tsunami took part in the Six-Pack Sensation volleyball tournament on March 27 at the Harry Jerome Sports Centre. Volleyball B.C.

A poet once wrote "Oh, to be in England now that April's here." Well, it couldn't have been any better than last weekend on the Coast as beautiful weather contributed to a dandy Women's Soccer League year-end tournament.

The Suncoast Flyers claimed the 2003/04 Men's A-division hockey championship after a thrilling 1-0 overtime win over the Rangers last Friday night at the Sunshine Coast Arena.