Sports

The Spirit of the Game Basketball Camp returns to the lakecity for its seventh season and will once again focus on teaching personal development and the value of a good work ethic in a fun environment.

This contemplative grizzly can smell a good meal in the wind, and so will be heading to the Alexis Creek Community Hall on Saturday, March 12 to join in the Chilcotin Rod and Gun Club’s annual Wild Game Dinner and Auction.

Ron Svisdahl and little Kaiden Svisdahl cruise and carve “Mary’s Meadow” during a Sunday afternoon snowmobile ride.

The last free skate, and the last skate of the year, took place at the Cariboo Memorial Recreation Complex Sunday afternoon.

The Williams Lake Blue Fins Swim Club hosted the Prince George Barracudas and the Quesnel Waveriders over the weekend at the Sam Ketcham Memorial Pool for the second of its two large swim meets, Spring Fling.

Williams Lake Bighorns lacrosse coach Ken Grieve (from left), volunteer Dianne Springer and player Colton Springer take early registration Saturday at the Cariboo Memorial Complex for the upcoming Williams Lake Bighorns lacrosse season, beginning in May.

The Cariboo Archers were at it again over the weekend, this time taking sight at the Quesnel River Archers Indoor 3D shoot.

For Williams Lake’s Holly Schellenberg, there’s really nothing to compare to how Kix 4 Chix Fitness can make you feel.

Redemption can create a lasting memory, and for University of Victoria Vikes women’s backstroke specialist Kim Bryan, she’s likely had an unforgettable experience at this past weekend’s 2011 CIS Swimming national championships at the University of Calgary Aquatic Centre.

Art Rauschenberger (left) and Francis Johnson Sr. fire up the crowd with their Williams Lake Stampeder spirit Saturday night during game two of the CIHL playoff final.