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Local filmmaker releases the Ultimate documentary

I Bleed Black follows the season of one of the most successful Ultimate clubs in the history of the sport While most people tend to think of Ultimate as a relatively new sport, the University of California at Santa Barbara has been fielding a team si

Samurai of Singletrack returns

Last year an incredible 91 out of 96 entries in the first Samurai of Singletrack mountain bike challenge made it to the finish line – too many according to race organizer Tony Horn.

Locals find their way to nationals podium

Three Whistler orienteering enthusiasts took part in the Canadian Orienteering Championships outside of Canmore, Alberta last week, and two of the competitors found their way to the podium.

Junior tour kicks off at Pemberton Valley

The Sea to Sky Junior Golf Tour kicked off on July 3 with a round at Pemberton Valley. A total of 20 golfers showed up to the first of seven stops on the tour, despite the cool weather, strong winds, and threat of rain.

World Cup racers win Joyride gold

The cream rose to the top on July 3, as World Cup athletes led the way in the second annual Joyride Bikercross.

Canadians close at Grouse World Cup

Sydor third, Green sixth in physical race Canadian cyclists were up to the challenge last weekend, earning two podium appearances and seven top-10 finishes in the UCI World Cup cross-country races at Grouse Mountain.

Cheakamus Challenge now online

The 20 th annual Cheakamus Challenge Fall Classic Mountain Bike Race is now online and accepting entries.

For the Record

In last weeks coverage of the Canadian Club Champions Championship at the Whistler Golf Course, we forgot to mention one local golfer who participated.

Mechanical difficulties plague Canadian cyclists

No podiums, but promising results at Quebec World Cup The Canadian leg of the UCI World Cup tour got off to a fast start last weekend with downhill, cross-country and 4-cross events at Mont-Sainte-Anne.

Marmots up to the challenge

A busy Canada Day long weekend and work demands took its toll on the Whistler Hoary Marmots Rugby Club, which was unable to field a full side for the annual Williams Lake 15-a-side Rugby Tournament.