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After finishing second in his first ever pro tournament, Qualicum Beach’s Brayden Eriksen will look for another strong finish.

Pro starts career with strong finish

New golf pro Brayden Eriksen had a great performance in his professional debut at the Fraser Valley Open.

After finishing second in his first ever pro tournament, Qualicum Beach’s Brayden Eriksen will look for another strong finish.

Pierlot earns Arrowsmith title

The Arrowsmith ladies club championship, held at the Arrowsmith golf and country club, wrapped up another successful season.

Morrow on the move to title

With his training taking him to many different locations and venues, Aubrey “Bam Bam” Morrow is busy preparing for his Oct. 24 fight.

Hildegard Buschhaus shows off her hardware.

Local medal haul growing

More 55+ B.C. Games local winners who competed for Zone 2 (Vancouver Island North) from August 25-29

Hildegard Buschhaus shows off her hardware.
Save-On-Foods Oceanside Generals Coach Brad Knight gives instruction during Tuesday night’s practice. The Generals open the season in Campbell River Friday night and return home Saturday night to host the Nanaimo Buccaneers (7:30 p.m. at Oceanside Place).

Generals start their 25th season in Campbell River

The Save-On-Foods Oceanside Generals start their season on the road tomorrow night in Campbell River.

Save-On-Foods Oceanside Generals Coach Brad Knight gives instruction during Tuesday night’s practice. The Generals open the season in Campbell River Friday night and return home Saturday night to host the Nanaimo Buccaneers (7:30 p.m. at Oceanside Place).
The Parksville Panters are getting set to host their 15th September Hockey Classic at Oceanside Place. The 'Classic' will start on September 15-17, with 26 teams competing across four age categories.

Panters’ September Hockey Classic is coming

The Parksville Panters September Hockey Classic will be taking place September 15-17.

The Parksville Panters are getting set to host their 15th September Hockey Classic at Oceanside Place. The 'Classic' will start on September 15-17, with 26 teams competing across four age categories.
Tony Trozzo (with ball) is one of the KSS Centre for Soccer Excellence students that will have a new coach in Chris Merriman for the upcoming school year.

KSS centre gets new soccer coach

Centre for Soccer Excellence in Qualicum Beach gains experienced player and coach

Tony Trozzo (with ball) is one of the KSS Centre for Soccer Excellence students that will have a new coach in Chris Merriman for the upcoming school year.
The overall winners of the B.C. Cash Bowls Triples Tournament (from left) Jim McDonald, Joyce Findlay and Bob Findlay, with Lynn Chwartacki, representative of Bowls B.C.

B.C. Cash Bowls

Playing through every weather condition last weekend, except snow, bowlers at the Parksville Lawn Bowling Club faced lots of challenges.

The overall winners of the B.C. Cash Bowls Triples Tournament (from left) Jim McDonald, Joyce Findlay and Bob Findlay, with Lynn Chwartacki, representative of Bowls B.C.
Save-On-Foods Oceanside Generals head coach Brad Knight gives instructions to players during practice on Tuesday night at Oceanside Place. The Generals have eight days before they open their 2015-16 season on the road against the Campbell River Storm.

Real season starts Sept. 11

With the pre-season wrapped up, the Save-On-Foods Oceanside Generals are turning their attention to opening night in Campbell River.

Save-On-Foods Oceanside Generals head coach Brad Knight gives instructions to players during practice on Tuesday night at Oceanside Place. The Generals have eight days before they open their 2015-16 season on the road against the Campbell River Storm.

Walk for Parkinson’s in Parksville

In September, family, friends and co-workers are teaming up to inspire hope for more than 12,500 people in B.C. living with Parkinson’s.

Bam Bam will fight for title Oct. 24

Qualicum Beach’s Aubrey “Bam Bam” Morrow will fight Oct. 24 in Quebec for the Canadian Middleweight Championship.

Qualicum Beach’s Brayden Eriksen is turning pro after top 15 finishes in both the B.C. and Canadian men’s amateur tournaments. Pheasant Glen Golf Course is hosting a fundraiser/sponsorship tournament for Eriksen on September 19.

Qualicum Beach golfer going pro

After wrapping up a successful career at Utah Valley University, Qualicum Beach’s Brayden Eriksen is going all in

Qualicum Beach’s Brayden Eriksen is turning pro after top 15 finishes in both the B.C. and Canadian men’s amateur tournaments. Pheasant Glen Golf Course is hosting a fundraiser/sponsorship tournament for Eriksen on September 19.

55+ B.C. Games medals

Weather cancellations at the 55+ B.C. Games didn’t stop locals from bringing home some hardware.

Nanoose Bay’s Josh Anderson and the Quality Foods Parksville Royals have wrapped up their season with an extra innings win at the Western Canadian Midget Baseball Championships, capturing a gold medal.

Royals reflect on championship

The Quality Foods Parksville Royals went on a run straight to first place at the Western Canadian Championships in Saskatchewan.

Nanoose Bay’s Josh Anderson and the Quality Foods Parksville Royals have wrapped up their season with an extra innings win at the Western Canadian Midget Baseball Championships, capturing a gold medal.
The Save-On-Foods Oceanside Generals were practising hard ahead of their game on Wednesday night (score not available) against the Nanaimo Buccaneers. They play three more exhibition games before kicking off the regular season on Sept. 11.

Generals fine tuning roster

Team has great candidates, especially for the goalie position

The Save-On-Foods Oceanside Generals were practising hard ahead of their game on Wednesday night (score not available) against the Nanaimo Buccaneers. They play three more exhibition games before kicking off the regular season on Sept. 11.

Many from Parksville Qualicum Beach head to 55+ B.C. Games

The 55+ B.C. Games kicked off on Tuesday, August 25 with over 3,300 athletes competing in North Vancouver in 24 different sports.

Witte back on the court

It’s been a long road of recovery for Camosun College Charger Michaela Witte, who suffered a torn ACL last summer.

Mike Mothersill captured first place at the Victoria Cup last week, earning himself a spot in the B.C. Amateur Body Building Association’s provincial competition next year.

Mothersill going for provincials

Qualicum Beach resident won the Victoria Cup and is taking lifelong passion forward

Mike Mothersill captured first place at the Victoria Cup last week, earning himself a spot in the B.C. Amateur Body Building Association’s provincial competition next year.
The Quality Foods Parksville Royals came away with a gold medal after an 11th inning victory over the St. Albert Cardinals, winning 2-1 in the final.

Royals are Western Canadian champs

The Quality Foods Parksville Royals took to the Western Canadian Baseball Championships as Team B.C. in dramatic fashion.

The Quality Foods Parksville Royals came away with a gold medal after an 11th inning victory over the St. Albert Cardinals, winning 2-1 in the final.

Join field lacrosse

With two weekends already in the books, Oceanside Minor Lacrosse is looking forward to one more exciting and successful weekend