Local Sports

The Single Track Off Road Mountain Bike Club, which is in the process of becoming the racing team of the newly created Canadian Youth Cycling Club, has expanded its focus to include the Pemberton area.

It may have been spring in the valley, but it was business as usual for Whistler skiers and boarders last weekend with the popular Sprite Park Rider Series wrapping up for the season.

Event organizers looking for golfers WHAT: WASP Golf Challenge WHERE: Nicklaus North Golf Course WHEN: May 30 In a short time, the Whistler Adaptive Ski Program has emerged as one of the top institutions of its kind in North America, with cross-count

In its 12 th year, the Whistler Valley Trail Run on Sunday, May 25 kicks off the summer running season for many locals, with both 5km and 10km courses to choose from, and spots for runners and walkers.

The top squash players in Canada faced off at the Royal Glenora Club in Edmonton last week, battling their way through the qualifiers and the finals.

Mountain bike club asks riders to refrain from using trails in Emerald and connecting Emerald to Alpine until damage can be assessed, land use issues resolved A number of mountain bike trails in Emerald Estates have been purposefully damaged and rend

Although you see more people with bikes than boards these days, the snow season is not over yet for Whistler’s terrain park rats. The Sprite Park Rider Series will wrap up this weekend with back-to-back competitions on Whistler Mountain.

Whistler Shinseikai Karate is hosting a qualifier at the Squamish dojo this Saturday, May 10, for their Spirit Whistler 2003 tournament in June.

The first Loonie race of the 2003 season on May 1 put riders to the test, with the hosts at Gone Bakery once again opting for the Green Lake Loop trail.

The B.C. Cup season got underway last weekend with downhill and dual slalom events in Parksville, billed as the 10th annual Hammerfest weekend.