Local Sports

The Strathcona Nordic Ski Club sent 18 athletes to Kamloops to compete at the Midget Championships, where more than 200 skiers nine–13 years had a weekend of competition and fun. The format includes a distance interval start classic race, costume team relay and individual sprint races using skate technique.

The Isfeld Ice is among the 16 teams that have qualified for the B.C. triple-A senior boys basketball championships, which kick off Wedneday, March 4 in Langley.

Comox Valley youth will have the opportunity to dribble, drive and shoot their way to hoop dreams this summer at the Mac Bros Basketball Camp from July 20-24.

The Lordco Islanders “Old Timers“ hockey team is heading to Richmond. B.C., for the Canadian Adult Recreational Hockey Association (CARHA) World Cup.

A Comox youth from the Comox Valley Wheelchair Sports Society helped his Zone 6 mixed youth team bring home silver medals from the 2020 BC Winter Games in Fort St John last weekend.

Team Richards and Team Parkinson, largely composed of Comox Valley Curling Club members, both won silver medals at the BC Winter Games, Feb. 20-23 in Fort St. John.

The Comox Valley Kickers women’s rugby team shut out the Castaway Wanderers in a fast-paced and hard-hitting game, last weekend at Windsor Park in Victoria.

The Vanier Towhees senior boys basketball team concluded its season in exciting fashion at the 4A Island Championships, Feb. 20-22 at Nanaimo District Secondary School (NDSS).

The Isfeld Ice senior boys basketball team has qualified for the triple-A B.C. championships.

Glacier Kings more than double last year’s win total but miss post-season