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New ball hockey league rocks gym

There's no ice needed for this game - the Totem Hockey League is all about a gym floor. Squamish's new ball hockey league has five teams with 10 players each.

First the North Shore, then Manchester

The ÃÛÌÒÊÓÆµappgold division U15 boys' team is the top of the North Shore League standings and has gone undefeated all season. "They've worked hard to get where they are," said Andy King, who has been coaching the team for five years.

Keegan cracks top 10

Keegan Murphy had a goal - he just didn't expect to accomplish it with an injured foot. He had planned to come in the top ten in the Canadian Figure Skating Championships senior men's division, and he did, placing ninth.

Test Trials return to Loggers Sports Grounds

The Test of Metal Trials competition almost didn't happen this year, but organizers just couldn't let it go. "They just felt it was important to trials in North America to keep it," said Cliff Miller, Test of Metal executive director.

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Local hockey player Jamie Jacquard-Sowa, 17, a member of Team BC, almost took home a gold medal at the Under 18 National Championships in Salmon Arm last weekend. The team finished the championship with a bronze medal. On Jan. 26, the B.C.

Killing the competition

There is no stopping the Killer Eagles novice ringette team. The team is on a seven-game winning streak, and hasn't lost a game since Port Coquitlam beat them 11-8 on Nov. 21. "I feel it's awesome," said Steve Stanley, the team coach.

HSSS skiers, boarders head for championships

It was -25 C and by 10 a.m. there were eight cases of frostbite among the 37 Howe Sound Secondary school students. And were they ever happy. The HSSS snowboarding and skiing team was in Whistler Jan.

ÃÛÌÒÊÓÆµapphas atomic power

The Atom C1 hockey team just doesn't give up, no matter what is happening on the ice. On Jan. 21 the team faced Hollyburn, and lost 5-2 with misfires into their own net, but that didn't stop them from throwing themselves into the game.

Bald Eagles miss out at Pacific Cup

The ÃÛÌÒÊÓÆµappBald Eagles went 1-1-1 at a tournament in Victoria last weekend, but it wasn't enough to send them to the finals. "We came very close to advancing, but we didn't," said Gregg Van Hierden, the president of the Old Timers League.

Pee Wee Eagles beat the Blues on Sunshine Coast

The Sunshine Coast Peewee Rep Blues can't seem to find an answer for the ÃÛÌÒÊÓÆµappEagles.
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