Local Sports

The Squamish Bald 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.

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

A local hockey player has taken his first step towards what could one day be a spot on Canada's national hockey team.

Dominique Vallée doesn't have a long commute from home to the 2005 FIS Snowboard World Championships.

An Olympic wrestler talked to Howe Sound students about the tough stuff in life - but not the kind you meet on the wrestling mat.

Canadians thrived in the tough conditions at the Chamonix World Cup Downhill on the Piste Verte run in France Jan. 8.

It took two inexperienced players to finish at the top of the men's Beef and Barrel bonspiel held at the Howe Sound Curling Club Jan. 7 to 9.

Five Squamish football players have proved they are at the top of their game.

Procrastinating is not an option if you still want to race in this year's Test of Metal mountain bike race. The Test has sold more than 400 of its 800 available start numbers by Wednesday (Jan.

The Whistler Mountain Ski Club has added some Squamish flavour and Olympic-level talent to its coaching staff. Though born and raised in Juneau, Alaska, Hilary Lindh, a 13-year veteran of the U.S. ski team, makes her home now in Squamish.