Welcome back to your recap of Sea to Sky athletes and their exploits at home and abroad.
A local luger is taking his former coach and sporting federations to court after being severely injured in a 2019 training run. On a lighter note, we've had young local athletes adding to their award cabinets while a pair of beloved local events returned to Whistler.
Garrett Reid is suing Matt McMurray, plus the Whistler 2010 Sport Legacies Society (WSLS), Luge Canada, and the B.C. Luge Association for alleged abuse.
Pemberton mountain biker Tegan Cruz won his first-ever pro race, standing on the podium with Squamish athlete Jakob Jewett.
The Saudan Couloir Extreme and the Whistler Cup both returned to great fanfare from local ski aficionados. Whistler Mountain Ski Club (WMSC) athlete Hannah Jensen helped Team Canada retain its 2019 title with a silver medal.
Youngsters from the Whistler Gymnastics Club performed well at their latest competition.
Local dual-sport phenom Juliette Pelchat is $1000 richer.
13-year-old Whistlerite biker Cami Bragg finished ninth in a U18 race in Washington, competing alongside Sea to Sky fellows Emma Wilson and Kayley Sherlock.
Georgia Astle rode to a pair of top-six results at Crankworx.
Three local moguls athletes were named to Canada's High-Performance program alongside Olympic legend Mikael Kingsbury.
The Axemen Rugby Club's milestone season is over after a close playoff loss to Nanaimo.
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