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Whistler triathletes in Summerland, Vancouver

Just one week after competing in Ironman, some of Whistler’s top athletes were in action in Summerland on Aug. 31 for a sprint triathlon. A sprint triathlon is a 750 metre swim, a 19.8 km bike and a 5 km run.

Strut Your Stuff tables filling up

Whistler kids are busy, with many of them involved in several sports and activities at any one time.

Skating club finds new head coach

The new head coach for the Whistler Skating Club brings more than 15 years of coaching experience to the program this season.

Routley close in World Masters

Whistler’s Tony Routley finished just seven seconds back of the podium in the Masters World Cross Country Championships on Aug. 30 in Bromont, Quebec. His time of 45 minutes, 28.

Relay team third in world championships

Green ready to defend title this weekend Team Canada finished third in the team relay at the UCI Mountain Bike World Championships in Switzerland on Sept. 3, giving up the title it won last year to Poland. The home team of Swiss riders was second.

Events postponed by fire closures

West Side Wheel Up, Samurai, Sea to Summit pushed back; Cheakamus Challenge still on with contingency date Continuing dry conditions and a growing forest fire hazard have prompted the provincial government to issue a backcountry travel restriction fo

Whistler athletes medal in orienteering champs

Three Whistler athletes found their way to the podium last weekend in the Canadian Orienteering Championships at Savona, near the city of Kamloops.

Expect road closures for Cheakamus Challenge

If the 21 st annual Cheakamus Challenge Fall Classic Mountain Bike race goes ahead as planned on Sept. 20, drivers can expect a few road closures and slow downs for the duration of the race.

Changes down the road for Whistler Gymnastics

Whistler Gymnastics will once again be hosting a table at the annual Strut Your Stuff Community Registration Fair to take final registration from those who pre-registered in the spring.

Women’s hockey scouting players

The Whistler Women’s Hockey League is looking for a few good players to round out the league this year. Every year the league has a draft in which the new players are asked to go through drills and show off their skills.