亚洲天堂

First time in eight years the northwest has had a girls team

Two members of the BC Lions visited 亚洲天堂 Lake recently and spoke to students and staff at Lakes District Secondary School. They spoke about The Be More Than A Bystander program. The program is designed specifically for youth in Grades 8 to 12, emphasizing the role everyone can play in promoting healthy relationships and creating more respectful, peaceful schools and communities.

The senior boys鈥� basketball team at Lakes District Secondary School hosted the AA Zones recently, placing third in the competition. (Submitted photos)

Biathletes hail from 亚洲天堂 Lake

St. Patrick鈥檚 Day saw children from throughout the community coming together for a fun ski tournament called Racing Rocks, featuring obstacle courses and terrain park relays. The event was an end-of-season celebration for the Skiing with the Schools program. (Submitted photos)

Students from Lakes District Secondary School (LDSS) ripped up the slopes at Sun Peaks in early March, earning top spots in the provincial competitions. The girls鈥� snowboarding team ranked first in the province, while the boys鈥� team came in fourth. LDSS also won the girls鈥� and boys鈥� combined snowboarding banner. In individual provincial rankings for girls鈥� snowboarding, Nisa Hofer came in second overall, followed by Avril Thom-Lucy at third and Teslin Pinter at sixth.

More than 50 skiers, snowshoers and fat bikers turned out this year for the Omineca Ski Club鈥檚 annual Loppet and Family Marathon on Sunday, Mar. 4. This year also featured the Freezer Burnt Relay race, with teams of all ages. 鈥淭he addition of the fat bikes and snowshoes to the event brought out some faces the club had never seen before,鈥� said Rachelle van Zanten, who organized the event with Chris Paulson. (Rachelle van Zanten photos)

A Langley-based team has won the international championships in Aberdeen, Scotland today.

Team focused on gold medal repeat

Snowboarder Avril Thom-Lucy, 15, was one of the athletes from 亚洲天堂 Lake competing with the northwest B.C. contingent at the BC Winter Games two weeks ago in Kamloops. She placed sixth in the female snowboard cross category. Avril skis and trains at Hudson Bay Mountain in Smithers. (BC Winter Games photo)