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Kerfoot gets by with help from friends

Freestyler sets sights on World Cup, Olympics What: Sylvia Kerfoot fundraiser Where : Savage Beagle When: Nov. 15, 9 p.m.

Whistler Secondary tough in soccer championships

Team recovers from first-day setbacks with three straight wins The Whistler Secondary Storm boys soccer team proved they can play at a high level when the school hosted the high school Senior Boys A Soccer Tournament.

Whistler runners in Fall Classic

A group of Whistler runners finished tops in their competitive categories at the annual Squamish Titans Fall Classic 10 km road race Sunday, Nov. 2. Scott Young finished in 35 minutes 51 seconds, which was good for second place overall.

Soccer tournament finals on Saturday

The Whistler Secondary Storm senior boys soccer team are back in action today, in day two of the B.C. Senior Boys A Championships.

Whistler prepares for 2005 snowboard world championships

Venues move downhill to Base II It’s still more than 14 months away, but for the organizers of the 2005 FIS Snowboard World Championships the planning has already begun.

Local women second in Sea2Summit

Race goes ahead with date and course changes In the 2003 Sea2Summit Adventure Race, the real adventure began well before the competition got underway. The original date for the two-day race was moved back from Sept.

Park rails stolen

Other park features now on hold A pair of rails was stolen last week from Whistler-Blackcomb that were intended for the beginner Chipmunk Park on Whistler Mountain. The missing rails were new, and featured eight inch flat bar tops.

Provincial association looking for snowboarders

The B.C. Snowboard Association is looking for 16 enthusiastic snowboarders who are looking to crank things up a notch to join the provincial team this season. The team will consist of up to eight snowboard cross racers and eight halfpipe riders.

American Steep puts climbers in focus

What: American Steep Where : Garibaldi Lift Co. When: Saturday, Nov. 1, 8 p.m. Rock climbing is an unusual sport, played by a unique group of people. It has its own language, its own heroes, its own energy, and its own peculiar sense of humour.
Canucks shut out in World Cup debut

Canucks shut out in World Cup debut

Three skiers; Janyk injured The alpine World Cup season kicked off at Soelden, Austria last weekend.