Sports

Corey Aulakh (right), 13, plays a fun game of one on one with Spirit of the Game Basketball Camp coach Ryan Penner Monday during the first day of camp.

Williams Lake Secondary School teacher Brent Morton and counsellor Sandee Davis (right) take a breather from competing in the teachers-versus-students hockey game held at the Cariboo Memorial Recreation Complex Friday.

The Fourth Annual Central B.C. Aboriginal Youth Hockey Tournament will be a weekend to remember for hundreds of players, parents, spectators and coaches.

Thirteen years of hard work paid off for Williams Lake’s Roberto McLellan on Thursday, March 10 at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Calgary, when the lakecity pro boxer became the first Canadian Professional Boxing Council’s Light Middleweight Champion.

The Williams Lake Atom Spice Girls — an all-girls team from Williams Lake — were the winners of the Attitude on Ice hockey tournament in 100 Mile House this past weekend, wrapping up their season on an extremely positive note.

The Williams Lake Boxing Club’s (from left) Cycle Tugnum, Tristan Meldrum and Oaks Harrison will be competing in their very first boxing matches this weekend at the Prince George Roll-A-Dome.

The Williams Lake Hulksmash Bantams saw a successful season come to an end March 6, finishing second at a tournament in Merritt.

For the fourth time in six seasons, the Kitimat Ice Demons are the B.C. Senior Men’s AA Coy Cup provincial hockey champions.

Saturday, during the Central B.C. Aboriginal Youth Hockey Tournament, hundreds of players flooded the ice for an elaborate opening ceremonies.

The Timberland Ski Club hosted its annual race day on Saturday, March 5 at Mt. Timothy with local racers competing in slalom, jump and radar races.