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Gymnastics club awards top tumblers

The Whistler Gymnastics Club honoured athletes at every level at their annual year end show at the high school Sunday, June 1, recognizing Most Improved, Most Sportsmanlike, and Hardest Worker for every age group and division.

Last call for Whistler Mountain

Whistler closes June 8; Blackcomb Glacier opens June 9 It was feast or famine for skiers and boarders in the valley this season, with a warm fall, a crazy Christmas, extended droughts in the winter, a record March, a snowy April, and a cloudy spring

Rob Boyd inducted to hall of fame

On Thursday, Whistler’s own Rob Boyd was inducted into the B.C. Sports Hall of Fame at the annual Banquet of Champions.

Locals strong in squash classic

The annual Whistler Squash Classic attracted 70 athletes this year, including players from Seattle, Vancouver and Victoria. Still, the local swatters held their own throughout the tournament.

Brandywine O’Challenge tests fitness and wits

Orienteering competition returns to Whistler, June 5 to 7 The sport of orienteering is continuing to grow in scope and popularity, thanks largely to the growing popularity of adventure races that have orienteering components.

Gymnastics club hosts year-end show

The Whistler Gymnastics Club is wrapping up another year with its annual year-end show this Sunday, June 1.

Rec gymnasts in the zone

Whistler gymnasts piled on the ribbons at the Zone 5 Interclub Championships last Sunday at the Renfrew Gymnastics Club in Vancouver.

Secondary girls in soccer provincials

They didn’t win any games at the B.C. School Sports Senior A Provincial soccer tournament last weekend, but then again the Whistler Secondary Storm girls soccer team had never been there before.

Pemberton Dragon Boat teams dominate regattas

With just weeks to go before the international Alcan Dragon Boat Festival in Vancouver, a group of four Pemberton Dragon Boat teams are looking as strong as ever.

Whistler dancers on top of Dance Power

It was an exhausting six days for coaches, volunteer parents and the group of 57 Whistler Dance Academy members who took part in the Dance Power competition in New Westminster this past week.