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New bridge connects George's Crossing trail

Trees continue to fall around George's Crossing but members of the mountain bike community keep hammering away for the betterment of trails.

Kress ninth in Rat Race

There was nothing pointless or self-defeating about the Sunshine Coast Rat Race last weekend as Squamish cross country and downhill mountain bikers spun their wheels with purpose to impressive finishes at Roberts Creek.

Alameda, Jalapeño split double yacht races

Boats Alameda and Jalapeño exchanged first-place finishes at the Squamish Yacht Club's fifth and six races of the Spring Race season on Sunday (June 1).

Miller's second Canada Cup likely enough for Worlds

Downhiller Miranda Miller put her fitness level to the test at Mont Tremblant, Quebec's Canada Cup #2, placing second overall on a lengthy course studded with inertia-killing rock gardens.

First we take Brackendale...then we take Merritt

And you thought your weekend was busy with all that spring cleaning. Three members of Team Squamish took B.C.

Kindree's Canada Cup hopes cooled by injury

Neal Kindree returned early from cross-country mountain bike Canada Cups in Quebec and Ontario on Tuesday (May 27) because of a nagging knee injury.

Richard first in national rally standings

Subaru Rally Team Canada driver Patrick Richard of Squamish and co-driver Alan Ockwell dominated the field to a decisive first-place finish at the second round of the Canadian Rally Championship, the Rocky Mountain Rally, held this past weekend near

Freeriders fired up to bomb Beyond the Valleycliffe of the Dolls

The seventh annual Beyond the Valleycliffe of the Dolls (BVOD) is set to tour armoured mountain bikers through a maze of granite gems around the Valleycliffe area on Saturday (May 31).

Cannons tap a half-pint from Brewers

Still smoking from placing second at the long weekend's Doug Conn Memorial Tournament in Victoria, the Howe Sound Cannons split a scorching doubleheader with the Brewers at Laroy Watt Field on Saturday (May 24).

Riders defend home turf at Orecrusher

The first Orecrusher cross-country mountain bike race in Brackendale was a smashing hit as 133 amateur and elite riders aged 12 to 50-plus powered through the Cheekye Fan on Saturday (May 10).
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