Local Sports

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

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

Part race, part-survivor series, the legendary 24 Hours of Adrenalin is coming to Whistler this Labour Day Weekend (Aug. 30 to 31).

Back by popular demand, the 2003 Provincial Time Trial Championships will once again be held in Squamish on Aug. 17. The 38.5 km course along the Elaho River on Squamish Valley Road is flat, fast, and a good challenge of strength and speed.

Massive trail work project expected to take eight weeks With more than 14,000 riders recorded over a three-month period last summer, it’s safe to say that A River Runs Through It is one of Whistler’s most ridden bike trails outside of the W

Trail run covers 67 km Test of Metal race course Back for a third year, the STORMY (Squamish Test of Running Metal – Yeah!), is not a jog through the park.

The fact that there was no women’s division in Richmond’s annual "Rip Up the River" didn’t stop the Pemberton Spirit women’s dragon boat team from competing anyway – and qualifying for the finals in B Division.

Ultimate Outdoor Adventures is continuing its orienteering clinics through the month of August in the Brandywine Valley with sessions for beginners and intermediates, followed by small orienteering races. Future dates are Aug. 2, Aug. 16, Aug.

The Whistler Hoary Marmots RFC took on tough teams from the Lower Mainland and Vancouver Island, as well as temperatures over 30 degrees, in their annual Whistler 7’s tournament last weekend.

The WORCA Loonie race on July 24, hosted by Snow Covers Sports, was a little bit different. With lights provided by Trilife Sports, the organizers of the 24 Hours of Adrenalin series, it was a night ride around Lost Lake trails.