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sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½ The Victoria HarbourCats continued giving up an avalanche of runs in dropping their third consecutive West Coast League game with a 6-4 loss to the Walla Walla Sweets before 1,780 fans on Friday night at Royal Athletic Park.

Old No. 5 had to be proud Friday night, despite the result.

It’s odd to have playoff-tension at Tim Hortons Field in Hamilton in June. That’s usually reserved for the CFL’s Tiger-Cats in late fall. But today, another code of football, rugby union, will take over the field. And for that, it’s show time.

It’s odd to have playoff-tension at Tim Hortons Field in Hamilton in June. That’s usually reserved for the CFL Tiger-Cats in late fall. But Saturday, another code of football, rugby union, will take over the field. And for that, it’s show time.

The good news for the Victoria HarbourCats is the weather has finally decided to heat up. The bad news is, so have the Corvallis Knights’ bats.

Alumni night always comes with mixed reviews from Victoria Shamrocks head coach Bob Heyes, only because of the results, of course.

Roger Sloan’s dream of getting back to the PGA Tour and making it his permanent home is still very much alive.

The Victoria HarbourCats didn’t have a prayer on Faith Night. The West Coast League team used the U.S.-style baseball promotion to attract 1,267 fans to Royal Athletic Park on Wednesday night.

Sports editor Brian Drewry, sportswriter Cleve Dheensaw and photographer Darren Stone have been honoured for their work in the sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½ with 2017 awards that recognize excellence in sports journalism.

One month out from the 2017 Little League provincial championship, the host Beacon Hill 11-12 team’s collective enthusiasm continues to grow as the association will play host to the event for the first time in its existence, having formed in 1973.