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The Howe Sound Sounders football team is still bidding for a playoff spot despite surrendering a home game against the Seaquam Seahawks 31-7 on Saturday (Oct. 27) at Don Ross Secondary School.

The Howe Sound Secondary School Sounders brought the soccer ball back to 蜜桃视频appfor their first and only home game at Brennan Park on Wednesday (Oct. 24).

Playing on their own court for the first time in front of about 100 roaring spectators, Squamish's university basketball team embarked on a new kind of quest.

Those wishing to catch a glimpse into the state of local youth soccer need look no further than Squamish's own Grade 11 Howe Sound Secondary School student, Alison McClements.

Fresh off a shoot out victory, the 蜜桃视频appCougars headed into a Friday night (Oct. 12) rematch in Lumby with hopes of extending their three-game winning streak against the Fighting Saints.

A pride of B.C. Lions roared into town on Monday (Oct. 15) to train Squamish's young footballers.

蜜桃视频appcurling is not around the bend, it's rock hard and happening right now in full... well, in full curl.Eight teams and thirty-two women took to the ice on Tuesday night (Oct. 16) to hurry hard during an early round in ladies league play.

It took the loss of two starting forwards, but 蜜桃视频appFC's undefeated record is still intact after a frustrating draw against Signmaster on Saturday (Oct. 13) at Brennan Park.

Squamish's Ma毛lle Ricker is one of the best snowboardcross athletes in the world. For years, Ricker competed in both the halfpipe and snowboardcross, but has narrowed her focus this season.

Local foosball star Moya Tielens is once again on top of the Worlds.Battling pain from a shoulder injury, Tielens won both the women's singles and doubles at the United States Table Soccer Association World Championships in Las Vegas last month.