Sports

The Panago Peewee A Tyees completed an amazing season by battling to a third place finish at the Tier 2 Provincials in Aldergrove last week.

Six of the girls travelled to Port Alberni on March 12, for the provincial level 2 trials. The top six athletes in each division will represent the Island at the B.C. championships next month in Langley.

Standing before judges and an audience, while wearing next to nothing, is something Candice Martel thought she could never do.

This past weekend Mt. Washington was host to the provincial championships for K1 ski racing. And the local team came out as the strongest team in the province.

The Campbell River Killer Whales made a huge splash in Duncan recently, winning 36 medals and taking third place at the Spring Invitational, March 13.

Campbell River Skating Club skater were in Cranbrook March 3-6 for the Pacific STARskate Championships

Campbell River Curling Club is hosting our annual Fraternal Order of Eagles Bi-Provincial Mixed Bonspiel this weekend at the Campbell River Curling Club

A Cinderella season has the Panago Peewee ‘A’ Tyees on the brink of winning the ultimate prize.

Jason Kennelly chops a shot at the Cowichan net during a high scoring affair at Rod Brind’Amour Arena last Saturday. The peewee B Tyees came up just short in the game, going down to an 8-7 defeat.

Local curler Morgan Beech recently competed at the Provinicial Juvenile Curling Playdowns in Lake Cowichan, March 3-6.