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Runners test their metal in Stormy

New course record set as race attracts largest field to date A group of 68 hard-core runners took part in the third annual STORMY (Squamish Test of Running Metal – Yeah!) ultra trail run last Saturday, taking on the Test of Metal mountain bike c

Marmots take on Seattle

The Whistler Hoary Marmots are back in action this weekend against Seattle Rugby, with a kickoff at 4 p.m. Saturday at Whistler Secondary.

Golf club seeks volunteers

The Pemberton Valley Golf Club is looking for reliable volunteers for the second half of the golf season. If you like to golf, and have some time to spare volunteering at the course, contact Danny at the pro-shop, 604-894-6169.

Canada Cup cancelled this weekend

Team Canada to be selected Monday The fifth and final mountain bike events of the Canada Cup series this weekend at Sun Peaks Resort has been cancelled, due to the forest fires in the area.

Whistler riders on podium at Gear Jammer

A strong core of World Cup riders joined the fifth cross-country event of the B.C. Cup series last Saturday, Aug. 2, in Squamish for the Gear Jammers race, taking the top positions in the Elite races.

Whistler Tyte tight in Slo-Pitch Nationals

While most people spent their long weekends lounging at the lakes, the Whistler Tyte co-ed slo-pitch team was challenging for national supremacy in the competitive Co-Ed B Division in eight games at Spruce Grove last weekend.

Samurai sells out

The third annual Samurai of Singletrack mountain bike challenge sold out in a day this year.

Seawolves earn medals, personal bests in regional championships

A trio of Whistler Seawolves swimmers came away from the Vancouver District Regional Championships in North Vancouver last weekend with an assortment of medals, ribbons and personal best times. Samatha Ellis, 12, a three-year veteran of the B.C.
Leadbetter Golf Academy gets back to basics

Leadbetter Golf Academy gets back to basics

New golf training facility for pros, as well as slicers, hookers, hackers, and duffers Lined up beside PGA tour great Ernie Els on the computer monitor, our swings start out looking remarkably similar - we both have our heads down, our hips back, and
Cheakamus Challenge going in new directions

Cheakamus Challenge going in new directions

More singletrack, later start, lower fees, new categories and larger prizes planned for Fall Classic Mountain Bike Race The basic concept will remain the same - a 71 kilometre grunt from Squamish to Whistler with more than 2,200 vertical metres of cl