Sports

The Caledonia girls' soccer team headed down to Archbishop Carney in Coquitlam June 2 to 4 to compete against the province’s best after winning the northwest zone.

I started the Stanley Cup Final feeling very apprehensive. After Game 2, against my better judgement, I allowed myself to feel some confidence, some enjoyment even. I more or less dismissed the game three mauling, though the apprehension returned.

Nine members of the Terrace Shogun Dojo recently competed at the World Kickboxing/Karate Council Nationals in Ottawa May 20 -22.

I had previously talked about Canucks fans becoming too confident after game 2.

Hot and sunny skies greeted racers and fans for the inaugural race of the 2011 Northwest drag racing season.

It was perfect weather conditions for the first annual Kermode Kids Triathlon, and 14 athletes took up the challenge to swim, bike and run.

Members of the Terrace Whiskey Jack Archery club participated in an archery shoot May 28 and 29 in Prince Rupert.

Alex Burrows father had some sound advice for his son prior to game 2: score a big goal and people will stop talking the controversies of game 1.

Game two of the Stanley Cup Final goes tonight. I suspect both teams will be free of the layoff rust and will up there games. I suspect Boston in particular will be looking to show all of British Columbia just how good they are.

Youth can get ready to hit the water as The Skeena Watershed Conservation Coalition's Youth On Water (YOW) river guide training program is starting up its third season.