Local Sports

Whether you're four foot six or six foot four, there may be a spot for you on a local football division - and benefits extend well beyond just playing the game.

Construction on the Callaghan Valley Nordic Centre has started up again for the season, but getting the site prepared is only part of the work underway to get the Olympic facility ready.

It took countless volunteer hours, staunch community support, painstaking excavation to preserve the surrounding environment and tons of gravel to make it work, but the Squamish Windsport Park is officially open and ready for use.

Some may consider 13 an unlucky number but it hasn't cursed the baker's dozen that make up the Squamish United U17 soccer team.

Following a trail of cheap plastic dolls through the woods isn't the most conventional way to spend four hours on a bike, but it's surely the most creative.

Whether you're into cross-country, downhill, or road riding, bikers have a lot to choose from in Squamish.

Hundreds of players took to the fields at Brennan Park last weekend to square off in Squamish's annual Soccerfest and split an impressive $10,150 pot of prize money.

Two 13-year-old Squamish boys have been invited to be a part of the first North American hockey team to be invited to a prestigious Russian tournament.

Whether referred to as soccer, football, le soccer, footy, footer, or fútbol - Squamish's most popular athletic event is back.

After a seven-month journey, Whistler FC stood atop the podium as champions of the Howe Sound Men's Soccer League 2006/2007 season.