Local Sports

Sometimes moving up in the Howe Sound Men's Soccer League takes little more than playing a friendly game when the opposition doesn't show.

The Bantam Titans won't be able to charge into playoff contention after losing on the road 18-6 against to the Westside Warriors on Sunday (Oct. 28), but the toughest barrier to bust through still beckons.

A heated dispute between a new World Hockey Association team and franchise owners has ended in one less league rival.

From the first day of training camp, Cougars bench boss Matt Samson said he has three lines that can lead the offence.

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 Squamish for 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 Squamish Cougars 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.