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Cross-border golf in the Pacific Northwest is kind of a fraternity.

Flying around the Western Speedway oval, with only their giant wings holding them on the track, sprint cars took the green flag on Friday, in the first night of the prestigious P&R Western Star Daffodil Cup.

Unlike last season, the sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½ Football Conference schedule-makers didn’t exactly do the Westshore Rebels any favours in 2013.

The Victoria Shamrocks rolled up their sleeves and got down to some good ol’ fashioned work on Friday night at Bear Mountain Arena.

Darren Yates has won plenty of big races in his career, but never the Daffodil Cup.

There seems enough energy packed per-inch into Phil Mack’s compact body frame to lift the next manned space flight. Well, hopefully at least enough to help lift sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½ to the 2015 World Cup of Rugby in England.

The Giants is a fitting moniker for the Mavericks Baseball League’s top squad. Manager Matt Atkinson has relied heavily on seven-foot, left-handed pitcher Shaun Laing as the team racked up a 16-6 regular-season campaign.

In a game where goals were at a premium, Victoria Shamrocks head coach Bob Heyes stared down his bench in Langley on Wednesday night and was missing two mainstays.

When most people look down the list of past winners in the Pacific Northwest Golf Association junior boys’ championship, their eyes tend to train on the names of PGA Tour players such as Fred Couples and Kirk Triplett.

On the surface, Victoria Royals training camp later this month promises to be pretty uneventful.