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They may have a short bench with only 13 players, but Squamish's U17 United boys soccer team is all heart and has enough talent to take them to the top.

Ski jumpers took to the air on Sunday (June 24) in the Sea to Sky corridor during a demonstration event put on by the Callaghan Valley Nordic Centre.

A quick glance at Test of Metal (TOM) racers as they waited en masse for the event to begin on Saturday (June 16), and one would have hardly noticed the rain.

A 580-nautical mile sailing race around Vancouver Island has attracted two Squamish residents set on proving their merits in the northwest seas.

The U14 Squamish boys soccer rep teamhas capped off the 2006/07 season with an outstanding victory.

When it comes to outstanding mountain bikers it seems that Squamish is a haven, as proven at Saturday's (May 26) provincial high school championship mountain bike race held at Sechelt's Halfmoon Bay.

Pooches of the Sea to Sky corridor can unite in an all breed sanction match on Saturday (June 9). Organized by the Whippet Club of B.C., a sanction match is a competition where purebred dogs compete, but not for championship points.

After only three years of racing, local longboarder Nathan Lang seized a decisive victory at one of the largest longboarding races in the world, Pender Harbour's Danger Bay 6, beating his rival from last year's race, Tom Esteran.

Though the heavens rained down during almost the entire long weekend, the annual three-day Squamish Coed, Regional Division E Slo-Pitch Tournament carried on in fine form, with participants playing in various states of waterlogged giddiness.

Whether you're four foot six or six foot four, there may be a spot for you on a local football division - and benefits extend well beyond just playing the game.