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Canadian women pushing each other, expect results

More than 50 people turned out to the fifth annual Lumpy’s Epic Run in Pemberton last Saturday, Oct. 23, enjoying spectacular fall views of the valley and Mount Currie covered in snow.

Squamish cross-country phenom Neal Kindree was recognized as the Mountain Bike Athlete of the Year for 2004 by Cycling B.C last week, after the 17-year-old completed his first season racing in the Junior Expert Category.

Board members have been meeting for the past three months, developing a new vision, business plan and committee structure for the club. They will present those recommendations at a meeting Wednesday, Oct.

The freestyle skiing umbrella will open a little more this season to accommodate the first ever World Cup halfpipe series, with three European events on the calendar.

One of Whistler’s top riders and Canada’s best chances of a snowboarding medal in Torino has re-injured her knee, and will miss an Olympic qualifying event.

HostingBC program to invest $225K in 12 communities

Kids programs gain foothold at Great Wall Climbing

Two women in top-15

This Saturday, Oct. 23, marks the fifth anniversary of Lumpy’s Epic Run in Pemberton, a 12 km walk, jog or run on the Lumpy’s Epic trail.