Local Sports

With an average age of less than 23 for the men, and less than 22 for the women, the Canadian Alpine Ski Team (CAST) is poised to become a serious contender on the World Cup circuit.

Organizers hope to make Squamish a national centre for sport A dependable offshore wind, sunshine, and the waves and currents created where the Squamish River empties into Howe Sound have established Squamish as one of the leading windsurfing locales

It’s been called the sport that has it all: action, drama, comedy and sometimes even romance. Play it once and you’ll understand.

The Squamish Mountain Bike Festival is holding an online auction to raise money for the CKNW Orphan’s Fund and Squamish trail enhancement projects.

Local golf courses are once again supporting the development of young golfers in the Whistler area with the return of the Taylormade Sea to Sky Junior Tour in July.

Local riders held their own against the best in Canada last weekend at the third Canada Cup event of the season at Mont Tremblant, Quebec.

Tournament, sledge hockey demo, to raise money for the B.C.

Canada’s World Cup mountain bike stars are off to a slow start on the tour this year with no podiums in the first races of the year at St. Wendel, Germany, and Fort William. U.K.

Whistler’s Will Routley is holding his own against elite racers from across Canada and the U.S., finishing 18 th overall last weekend in the Canada Cup cross country race in Hardwood Hills, Ontario.

Whistler’s Marie-Catherine Bruno will have to miss her third chance to compete for Canada at the World Orienteering Championships, taking place outside of Zurich, Switzerland this August.