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Cyclist Jay Lamoureux of Victoria gutted out his second bronze medal of the 2017 sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½ Summer Games in Winnipeg, adding a podium finish in the 125-kilometre men’s road race Thursday, to the one he recorded earlier this week in the individual time tr

And then there were two. The Victoria HarbourCats will host the Corvallis Knights in the first game of the best-of-three West Coast League championship series on Saturday at 6:35 p.m. at Royal Athletic Park.

Steve Priolo had a decision to make after his freshman basketball season in CIS (now U Sports) for the University of Windsor Lancers, when that summer he was selected 21st overall by the Buffalo Bandits in the 2009 pro National Lacrosse League draft.

The pool proved a bountiful source of medals for Island athletes Wednesday at the 2017 sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½ Summer Games in Manitoba. Victoria swimmer Jessica Luo finished with gold, silver, bronze and quipped: “I’ve got the whole set.

The Victoria HarbourCats’ improbable ride continues.

Victoria Shamrocks coach Bob Heyes tried to put it into a context Canadian sports fans might better understand: “If this was hockey, it would be Crosby versus Ovechkin . . . simply, the two best in the world going at it.

Chelsey Minter is the embodiment of the adage good things come to people who wait. The Island rugby player makes her debut on the 28-member Canadian team at age 28, as the 2017 women’s World Cup is set to begin in Ireland.

The Victoria Shamrocks will be kicking it old school.

VICTORIA 8 KELOWNA 2 (HarbourCats lead series 1-0) Not to jinx it, but is this bringing back West Coast League-version echoes of the 1969 Mets, or something like that? The Victoria HarbourCats, teetering several times before finally clinching a playo

From the roads to the pool, Island athletes were heard from Tuesday at the 2017 sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½ Summer Games in Winnipeg. Gillian Ellsay of Courtenay churned through to win gold in the women’s cycling time trial.