Local Sports

Game report by Richard Middleton The Amsterdam Pub came into Monday’s Whistler Summer Soccer League game with a chance to consolidate their spot at the top of the standings.

Havens, Palm to race in world championships Since the first 15 men swam, cycled and ran around the Hawaiian island of Oahu back in 1978 to settle a bet over who was the best athlete, the Ironman has been celebrated as one of the most physically and m

Mountain bikers win relay at world championships Team Canada set the pace for the UCI Mountain Bike World Champions at Kaprun, Austria, on Wednesday, by successfully defending its title in the team cross-country event.

Doctors compiling statistics on biking injuries in Squamish and Whistler The growth of mountain biking in the Sea to Sky corridor has been nothing short of incredible.

In last week’s coverage of the B.C. Cup Finals at Crystal Mountain, the Pique missed the name of a local rider. In the Youth 13 and Under Category, 10-year-old Will Robson finished in fourth place overall in 1:03:03. The course was 7.

For years, Jas Michalski and Tim Bonnell have been a powerhouse combination on the summer volleyball circuit, and this season was no exception.

The annual Squamish Test of Metal mountain bike race, at 67 kilometres, has long been considered one of the most rugged and exhausting long distance bike rides on the continent. You can imagine how it feels on foot.

New school events on FIS calendar sparking controversy While the winter is still months away for most of us, the season is already in full swing south of the equator.

Whistler riders prominent on national and development teams On Aug. 19, the Canadian Snowboard Federation formally announced the national and development teams for the 2002-03 seasons.

Green River Riding Club hopes to one day bring motocross to Pemberton Chad Breitenstein is a happy guy. Tired, in over his head at the moment, but happy nevertheless.