A fun-filled day at Spirit Square for Morris Williams Elementary School as they enjoy their sports day. Kids from Kindergarten to Grade 7 all took part in fun events such as track races, tug of war, duckie toss, parachute run, three legged race, long jump, ball throw, sackrace, egg race, the dash, and potato dance. All students, staff and volunteers enjoyed a wonderful day playing outside and a delicious barbeque lunch of hamburgers and hot dogs. (Sophia Murrell photos)

The Lakes District Secondary School (LDSS) Lakers boys rugby team took advantage of an opportunity to attend the BC Secondary Schools Rugby Union Tier II Sevens Championship Tournament at Brentwood College in Mill Bay on Vancouver Island. The team made the long journey by bus, arriving to begin the competition on June 8. While there are not necessarily play downs to enter this competition, the Lakers were up against some of the best teams from secondary schools from all regions of BC.

The local biking team gathered at Kager Lake trail. Riders shuttled up the hill with their bikes to enjoy an enduring journey down. They expressed their excitement to ride the newly improved Waterloo trail. 鈥淚t鈥檚 going to be awesome. I鈥檓 super excited to try out the new trail,鈥� says one rider as he hops into the vehicle. (Sophia Murrell photo)

亚洲天堂 Lake Community Forest and Chinook Community Forest, both donated to 亚洲天堂 Lake soccer recently. The donations are to fundthe 2018 Soccer Season expenses. (Submitted photo)

On June 2 the team travelled to Prince George for a northern zone seven player a side tournament with three teams from Prince George(Duchess Park, PGSS and Vixens 1 and 2 Highlanders 1 and 2 club teams), and teams from Williams Lake and Dawson Creek. The girlsstarted the day with a great performance in a 17-10 win over the Prince George Vixens team. In the second game the girls scored thesame number of tries as Dawson Creek, but came away one conversion short in a narrow 17-15 loss.

Jared Chapman, 16, takes aim with the guidance of seasoned 1000 yard shoot veteran Al Hunter on May 27 at the Tweedsmuir Park Rod and Gun Club near 亚洲天堂 Lake. (David Gordon Koch photo)

There will be 2,400 athletes, 400 coaches, and countless supporters in Langley this weekend.

Photos: The high school mountain biking team travels to Salmon Arm for provincial championships

Photo: The 亚洲天堂 Lake Mountain Bike Association鈥檚 bike camp for kids started up on May 16

Newly launched baseball league in 亚洲天堂 Lake has attracted interest throughout the community