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K1s all but sweep Zone slalom

The Whistler Mountain Ski Club returned to competition the first time since January to compete in a CIBC-Wood Gundy K1 Coast Zone slalom this past weekend.

Whistler Gymnastics to host meet this weekend

For the first time in the history of Whistler Gymnastics, the club is hosting a regional Zone 5 meet featuring beam, vault and trampoline events.

Freestylers go out with a bang

Rochon finishes career with a gold performance All’s well that ends well for the Canadian Freestyle Ski Team.

Atomic Pro Am halfpipe lets skiers jam

The Atomic Series continues with Pro Am Halfpipes on March 9 and 23. The first event, this Sunday, is for skiers only. It’s a jam format, which means that skiers, divided into three competitive categories, will have 90 minutes to ride the pipe.

Grandi leads Canadian effort

Turgeon, Brydon consistent as finals approach At 30-years-old, Thomas Grandi is the oldest members of the Canadian Alpine Ski Team, but he is far from being over the hill.

Adult race series wraps up with a GS

The alpine racing season is slowly drawing to a close with the conclusion of the Adult Weekend Race Series on Gandy Dancer last Sunday.

Canadians win gold, silver, bronze at World Juniors

It wasn’t a sweep, but Canada’s three super-G medals at the Junior World Championship super G at Serre Chevalier, France, still looked pretty good.

Volleyball teams ready for provincials

Whistler Extreme and Whistler Whoosh on top in tournaments With the provincials just down the road, a pair of Whistler women’s volleyball teams have stepped up their training. And it’s showing. At a recent B.C.

Groms rule SnowCross

The Sprite Park Rider Series continued this past weekend, March 1, with a SnowCross competition for skiers and boarders. As for past events, the athletes came out in droves to compete against some of the top riders in the region.

Organizer scoping talent for snowmobile contest

World Freestyle Snowmobile Competition to be held outside of Pemberton The last three years haven’t been easy for World Freestyle Snowmobile Competition organizer Linda Stang.