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VIKE WOMEN CLINCH 2ND PLACE
Debbie Yeboah scored a game high 24 points and led the Vikes to a 64-58 win over the UBC Thunderbirds -- ISN file photo by Glenn Ivens (www.javalon.smugmug.com)
RORY SMITH WINS ENDURO
Wet conditions caused several spins, such as Scott Aumen's #22, during the two hour or 200-lap Enduro race Sunday at Western Speedway -- photo by Ken Keating, Illusion Photography
FOUR VIKES RUNNERS RAKE IN MEDALS AT MANITOBA MEET
Daniel Mallie won the 1000m at the Manitoba Indoor Games in Winnipeg on the weekend -- UVic Vikes file photo
MARINERS SPIKE CHARGERS
The Vancouver Island University Mariners hit bottom in the first set but ended up winning the Island rivalry Saturday against the Camosun College Chargers -- Matthew Powell photo
GLACIER KINGS END COUGAR SLIDE
Tommy Kala scored his league leading 70th point en route to a 4-1 victory Saturday over the Comox Valley Glacier Kings -- ISN file photo by Glenn Ivens (www.javalon.smugmug.com)
MARINERS STALL CAMOSUN CHARGE
The Camosun Chargers women fell quickly Saturday ending their league season with a loss to the visiting Vancouver Island University Mariners -- Matthew Powell photo
VIKES HOOK SHARKS IN PREMIER OPENER
The UVic Vikes men’s rugby team captured their 2010 Premier League opener over the Bayside Sharks 53-32 Saturday -- Ryan Carter photo
SALMON KINGS OUTLAST GRIZZLIES IN SHOOTOUT
Chad Painchaud (27) and Andy Brandt (41) contributed goals during the Overtime Shootout Saturday night as the Salmon Kings took 2 points in the 3-2 win over the Utah Grizzlies. Goaltender Leyland Irving got his first win in as a Salmon King -- photo by David Nicholls (http://pbase.com/nicintime)
PANTHERS EMBARRASS COUGARS
Peninsula Panthers celebrate their victory. The Panthers squashed the Victoria Cougars 4-1 Friday -- ISN file photo by Glenn Ivens (www.javalon.smugmug.com)
GRIZZLIES HOOK SALMON KINGS IN SHOOTOUT
It was the Wes Goldie Show as Goldie scored all three goals for the Salmon Kings. The Utah Grizzlies matched the Kings however with three of their own leading to overtime and an eventual shootout decision in favor of the Grizzlies.Salmon Kings' goaltender Leland Irving in his home debut could not stop the Grizzlies in the Shootout-- photo by David Nicholls (http://pbase.com/nicintime)
LOOK AT THAT WOMAN GO . . . LOIS POLLARD-GRANT BURNS RUBBER (part 2)
Lois in the Sooke Spirit Festival. The Pollard family has entered decorated vehicles in local parades, where they represented Western Speedway
LOOK AT THAT WOMAN GO . . . LOIS POLLARD-GRANT BURNS RUBBER (Part 1)
Two-time International Mini Stock 4s champion Lois Pollard-Grant of Sooke will soon be driving a more powerful Car 97 on the tracks in the U.S. Pacific Northwest -- photos by Ken Keating, Illusion Photography
PANTHERS DOWN STINGERS 7-1
Westshore goalie Nick Babich deflects a shot by the Panthers' Joe Densmore. Stinger Joshua Watson is ready to catch the rebound -- photo by Gary Woodburn (http://pbase.com/woody)
CAMOSUN TURBO-CHARGED FOR ISLAND RIVALRY PART 2 THIS WEEKEND
The Camosun College Chargers and the Vancouver Island University Mariners basketball and volleyball teams hit the hardwood to battle for the 2009-2010 Island Rivalry title this weekend at the Pacific Institute for Sport Excellence -- Brent Dunlop photo
SOLID WINS FOR VIU MARINERS
Freshman guard Jake Hayton played key role in VIU Mariners victory over Kwantlen University College last weekend -- file photo by Brent Dunlop
VICTORIOUS WEEKEND FOR BANTAM CLIPPERS
The Bantam AAA Nanaimo Clippers hockey team were presented the VIAHA Island League Championship banner Saturday. Standing: L-R Bill Coghlan (assistant coach), Marshall Noir (assistant coach), Keelan Larson, Nick Gomerich, Jackson Robinson, Will McNamara, Garrett Dunlop, Quinlan Moore, Brendan Taylor, Kyle MacDonald, Gibson Doney, Tyson Harvey, Glen Smith (Head Coach), Reagan Robinson (Manager) Front Row: L-R Liam Giroux, Jordan Levesque, Ryan Coghlan, Dayton Boutilier, Chase Lang, Bradley Jenks
IMPACT LOSE TO CATS, FUSION
Vancouver Island Impact players taking part in the recent BC Hockey Female Midget AAA League all-star game were from left Zoe Battie, Nanaimo; Emily Heavenor, Port Hardy; Aicia Archer, Victoria; Alyssa Andres, Victoria; and Kelsey Young, Langford -- photo by Freeze Frame Photography
GRIZZLIES CHOP SPRUCE KINGS 4-1
Oh! There is is . . . Victoria Grizzlies made kindling of the Prince George Spruce Kings on Saturday to tie with the Langley Chiefs for third place in the B.C. Hockey League Coastal Conference standings -- photo by Gary Woodburn (http://pbase.com/woody)
BC TEAMS WIN CBC PLAYON CHAMPIONSHIP
The Vancouver Wildcats were winners of the women's CBC Hockey Night in Canada's Play On! 4th Annual National Championship held in Victoria over the weekend. The men won $10,000; the women get their names on the trophy -- photo by Gary Woodburn (http://pbase.com/woody)
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