Local Sports

The Nashville Predators and Colorado Avalanche lead the way with three BCHLers on their rosters

In recognition of National Coaches Week in British Columbia and across Canada events have been held across the country to celebrate coaching and provide coaches with the recognition they deserve. From Sept. 19-27, a number of coaches were recognized for the integral role they play. One such coach is Chu Chua resident Earl Celesta, recognized by ISPARC (Indigenous Sport, Physical Activity & Recreation Council) for his coaching efforts with youth in the B.C. Interior Region.

The junior A league wants video review in place in time for its BCHL Showcase event in Chilliwack

Participants spent the day on a stationary bike to pay for a trip to Operation Trackshoes

Learn the about fine art and sport of carpet bowling

With Canadian teams unable to visit the United States, the Wild have no choice but to come north

Judging from recent temperatures the Dog Days of Summer are over. Days are getting shorter and cooler. Evenings on the patio bring out fall jackets, or in Debbie Rainer’s case her winter down jacket and perhaps even her long johns. Twenty-six die hard ladies turned out on the last day of August to play a round of golf and dine on the patio despite the cooler weather.

By Leslie Stirling

This year’s Terry Fox Run t-shirts are shown being modeled by the grandsons of Barriere Run organizer Kathy Cooper.

By Leslie Stirling