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Wrestling comes to Pemberton

Bolt down the folding chairs, people, because wrestling is coming to Pemberton. The National Wrestling Alliance and Extremely Canadian Championship Wrestling are holding five matches plus a Battle Royale at the Pemberton Youth Centre on Dec. 8.

Charles third in snowboard NorAm

After a frustrating year of coming up short in competitions, Whistler snowboarder Michelle Charles jumped to the top of the heap in a NorAm giant slalom competition at Copper Mountain, Colorado on Nov.

Freestyle team picks up new sponsor

World Cup Freestyle Skiing will benefit from a new sponsor when it returns to Whistler Jan. 26 to 27 for both aerials and dual mogul events – the last events prior to the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City, Utah.

Brydon’s surgery successful

May be back for Olympics Emily Brydon, 21, one of Canada’s strongest up and coming skiers, may be back in time for the 2002 winter Olympics after undergoing knee surgery to repair a damaged anterior cruciate ligament on Nov. 14.

Grouse Mountain to host FIS Big Air

The Federation Internationale de Ski (FIS) is adding a Big Air competition to its West Coast tour this year, a $40,000 prize event on Grouse Mountain that will piggyback on the World Cup halfpipe, snowboard cross, and parallel giant slalom events at

Whistler swimmers strong in Halloween meet

With the highest registration numbers in years and a couple of time trials under their elasticated wastebands, the Whistler Seawolves swim team hosted the Squamish Pirates in a Halloween fun meet.

Focus, belief in oneself the keys

When I chose to make the jump into competitive ski racing it was because of my love for the sport and the excitement of being in the mountains. Those factors are still number one on my list of reasons why I continue to ski race.

Brydon sidelined with another knee injury

Emily Brydon of Fernie, B.C.

Snowboarder releases B.C. issue

While you’d be hard-pressed to find any ski or snowboard magazine that didn’t feature at least one shot of B.C.’s ski resorts or backcountry, for December of 2001, Snowboarder Magazine has a released a special British Columbia Issue.

Maier taking recovery one day at a time

Hermann Maier, one of the most dominant alpine ski racers ever to charge out of the gate, is still optimistic that he’ll march into the stadium at Salt Lake City this February as part of the Austrian team – providing he can resolve some of