Congratulations this week to all of Nanaimo's Bastion Running Club members who competed in this year’s Frontrunners Island Race Series.
NANAIMO – The ladies take centre stage this week, as we continue a summary of local curling honours.
Last month, two of the hugest running events in the country were held in this part of the world.
NANAIMO – Another season is now in the books for local curlers and year-end awards nights have been held.
The Nanaimo White Rapids Swim Club is holding registration for the spring and summer season ahead.
During the past two weeks another curling season has come to an end, both locally and on the international stage.
NANAIMO – With spring weather, outdoor lawn bowling season set to get underway.
Dedicated runners from Nanaimo's Bastion Running Club take part each year in the Frontrunners Island Race Series.
The season officially begins this week for members of the Nanaimo Track and Field Club.
The approach of spring brings with it registration for local baseball, softball and fastball leagues.
One indicator of the change of season is that registration is now underway for those wishing to play baseball…
Recent curling action featured women’s competition in the form of the annual Nanaimo Senior Ladies’ (50-plus) Bonspiel.
It may still be winter, but local lacrosse organizers at all levels are now busy gearing up for the spring.
The annual Nanaimo Ladies’ Bonspiel is a popular date on the local curling calendar and this year’s event attracted 24 teams.
The Bastion Running Club is hosting the third event in the Frontrunners Island Race series, the Cedar 12K race, on Sunday.
NANAIMO – City recognizes gold-medal winners from past year.
It’s amazing that this year marks the 75th anniversary of hockey in our city. The Nanaimo Minor Hockey Association marked the occasion.
'Tis the night before Christmas, when athletes all pause,
Awaiting the road trip of player named Claus.
There is no doubt that this past season was another outstanding one for the Nanaimo Track and Field Club.
NANAIMO – Columnist Ian Thorpe recaps the season for Nanaimo White Rapids Swim Club.