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Kerfoot tops in U.S. freestyle qualifier

Whistler’s Sylvia Kerfoot got off to a strong start this week at the annual Freestyle Frenzy, held at Park City in Utah. This event is classified as a FIS competition, but it’s also the qualifier for the U.S. national team.

Ski legend helps kids to play

Steve Podborski selected as a spokesperson for Right To Play program There are a lot of reasons why athletes get involved in charities like the Olympic sponsored Right To Play, says Whistler’s Steve Podborski, a spokesperson for the group.

Freestylers claim silver medals in Finland

Heil back on track after missing a year and a half due to injuries The Canadian moguls team got off to a strong start last weekend with a pair of silver medals in Ruka, Finland.

Lost Lake trails officially open

Additional trails will be opened as conditions permit Although cross country skiers have been enjoying the early season conditions of the Lost Lake trails for several weeks, the season will officially open this Friday, Dec. 12.

Brydon leads solid Canadian effort at Lake Louise

Guay places 17 th in Beaver Creek super G With world champion downhiller Melanie Turgeon still out with a back injury, Fernie’s Emily Brydon picked up the slack for the Canadian team last week at the Lake Louise World Cup.

Senior girls volleyball team battles in provincials

The Whistler Secondary Storm senior girls volleyball team battled its way in the provincial A Championships in Castlegar last weekend, after beating several teams from Vancouver in zone competition.

Guay makes history at Lake Louise

Solid weekend for Canadian team After a disappointing start to the season, the Canadians hit their stride last weekend with both the men’s and women’s teams landing solid results in Lake Louise and Park City.

Women’s only skate ski clinics offered

Skate skiing is a lot more challenging than it looks – fall out of rhythm and you could wind up doing the splits. It’s also one of the most intense aerobic sports you can do, burning more than 800 calories an hour.

Austrians celebrations at Lake Louise a little premature

While Erik Guay’s second place finish in last Saturday’s Lake Louise World Cup downhill was applauded by ski racing fans across the country, some members of the powerful Austrian team may have been a little off form for the race.

Seawolves host meet at home

The Whistler Seawolves are hosting the Squamish Pirates for a swim meet at Meadow Park on Saturday, Dec. 6, starting a 12:30 p.m.