Local Sports

Osmond is leading a week-long camp at the city’s rec centre

Black Creek-born runner beat his previous Canadian record by about 2 minutes

The West Kootenay Rebels girls softball team won a Kelowna tournament

Summer Merwin and Carys Rodgers are now headed to the Youth Bowl Canada National Championships

The Nelson-based team completed the 1,200-kilometre journey in 7 days

League adds almost two weeks to playoff schedule to allow for more rest days

Marjanovich also slated to pen sports-related column

The Regional District of Kootenay Boundary’s (RDKB) Grand Forks team will be closely monitoring the progress of former colleague James Dergousoff, and cheering for him, when the promising breaststroker competes for Canada at his first FINA World Swim Championships in Budapest this coming Saturday, June 18.

Two Grand Forks Secondary school Track and Field athletes have qualified for the BC Summer Games. Bodhi Webster Grade 8) and Olivia Carney (Grade 9) are heading to Prince George for the games which take place July 20-24, 2022. Bodhi and Olivia have been training with the Trail Track & Field team 2-3 times a week. They have been working really hard and are very excited for the opportunity to represent our community at the games this summer! (Photo submitted)

The scorecard will measure the strengths and weaknesses of each team, so improvements can be made