Sports

The Williams Lake Figure Skating Club’s season got underway recently and the club is busy practicing skills and routines to take to its first competition, Oct. 15, in Kamloops.

Down the road from now, perhaps for many years, Kane Fraser hopes what he and his team do this coming November will be remembered.

Thompson Rivers University Wolfpack men’s basketball player Justin King slashes through a group of University of Northern British Columbia Timberwolf players Friday night during an exhibition game at Williams Lake’s TRU campus.

The Williams Lake Stampeders exploded for 14 goals Saturday night in their Central Interior Hockey League opener, much to the chagrin of the Lac La Hache Tomahawks, who were competing in their very first game as members of the league.

A group of slo-pitch players from Williams Lake have been turning heads around the province.

It was a mountain bike race, it was fun, and it was an opportunity for families to get out and spend a day together.

The Williams Lake Bantam Tier 2 Timberwolves’ season got underway this weekend at the Cariboo Memorial Complex, with the hometown squad hosting its annual icebreaker tournament.

The Williams Lake Stampeders will begin their quest for another Coy Cup senior men’s provincial hockey championship this Saturday, Oct. 1 when they open their 2011/12 Central Interior Hockey League regular season against the expansion Lac La Hache Tomahawks.

The Williams Lake Seniors’ Golf Club hosted its club championships last Wednesday, Sept. 21 at the Williams Lake Golf and Tennis Club.

While the final fundraising totals have yet to be tallied, Linda McDonald, tournament chair of the Fifth Annual Scramble for Literacy Golf Tournament, said this year’s event was a huge success.