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Blue Devils swim club enjoys Hell Week

Blue Devils swim club enjoys Hell Week

It was a ‘hellish’ week for the Blue Devils Summer Swim Club recently as they had some rather challenging work-outs together with lots of fun activities such as beach boot camp, hikes, paintball and a private showing of Harry Potter, finishing up with the traditional pancake breakfast.
Kreeger with Team BC at national rugby championships

Kreeger with Team BC at national rugby championships

Sam Kreeger of the Comox Valley Kickers is in Calgary for the 2011 Rugby Canada National Championships as a member of the B.C. women's U18 team.

Clear sailing for Mariners atop Tier 1 of men's slo-pitch

The Mariners won both games this past week to run their Men's Slo-Pitch League Tier 1 record to 7-0. They won easily 12-2 against Applesauced and smoked the Heaters 20-9.

Cyclists rise to challenge at Dove Creek Omnium

The 2011 Dove Creek Omnium had a total of 56 riders in the four categories lined up for the three events.
Courtenay Imports take top spot at Kamloops soccer tournament

Courtenay Imports take top spot at Kamloops soccer tournament

When the Courtenay Imports showed up in Kamloops for the B.C. Day long weekend they knew two things; it was going to be hot and that fun was about to be had.
Boyces first family inducted into B.C. Amateur Boxing Hall of Fame

Boyces first family inducted into B.C. Amateur Boxing Hall of Fame

The family that boxes together stays together – in the B.C. Amateur Boxing Association Hall of Fame. The Boyce family – dad Walter along with sons Tommy, Wayne and Gerald – were among the 2011 inductees welcomed to the sweet science shrine on July 31.
Pinks and sockeyes are out there in local waters

Pinks and sockeyes are out there in local waters

Making decisions about the eating qualities of one species of salmon over another is somewhat like trying to make up your mind about what kind of wine you prefer. Both wine and salmon are delicious and high on the preference scale of most discerning folks, so it really boils down to what is best according to your personal taste buds.

SPORTS SHORTS

The morning of Aug. 12 was bright and beautiful for Jim Gillis when he teed off at the Comox Golf Club, never realizing he would score the second hole in one of his career at the 120-yard 14th hole.

Come swim with the Sharks

The Comox Valley Aquatic Club Sharks are gearing up to start another season under the guidance of head coach Albert Burgund.

Supporters want to see Tommy Boyce in B.C. Sports Hall of Fame

When it comes to being inducted into the BC Sports Hall of Fame, Tommy Boyce has some heavy hitters in his corner.