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The podium threepeat was sweet. Victoria Boardworks diver Celina Toth scored her career hat trick World University Games medal Wednesday in Taipei, Taiwan.

Racer Girl is still all that. Not even time can erode that special quality Melanie McQuaid has brought to off-road triathlons all over the world.

The best stories in sport aren’t necessarily about the athletes who made it. The ones who were good enough to get close often make for the most compelling copy.

After three games, there appears to be no making sense of the 2017 Western Lacrosse Association playoff final. A tight opening game has been followed by two blowouts, one for each team.

Baseballs float. Anyone who has witnessed a home run over the right-field wall of AT&T Park in San Francisco, and into McCovey Cove, knows that. “Golf balls don’t float.

This was not the scenario they had hoped for, during all those hard practice sessions at Wallace Field on the University of Victoria campus, before departing for the 2017 World Cup in Ireland and Northern Ireland.

The Victoria Grizzlies opened their sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½ Hockey League training Monday at Juan de Fuca Arena without one of their most hyped players.

With his Victoria Shamrocks trailing 3-0 with less than five minutes remaining in the first period Sunday at the Q Centre, head coach Bob Heyes knew the game was at the tipping point.

Left-hander Jack Owen of the Victoria HarbourCats was named 2017 West Coast League pitcher of the year, in league awards announced Monday. Owen was named to the first all-star team and four HarbourCats to the second team.

It’s a story involving summer, sand, sports and love. About the only thing missing is a Beach Boys tune.