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There was no power failure on Tuesday night. At least not for the Everett Silvertips.

The Keaton Gudz express just keeps rolling.

Victoria Royals forward Tyler Soy was so focused on the overall big picture, in the WHL first-round playoff series against the Western Conference top-seed Everett Silvertips, that he hadn’t kept track of the personal details.

VICTORIA 2 POWELL RIVER 1 (2OT) (Grizzlies win series 4-3) It seems only fitting that Game 7 of the Island Division final would go to double overtime.

Snowboarder Spencer O’Brien, from Courtenay, again displayed the form that many feel can carry her to the podium next February at the 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, South Korea.

The sport of climbing has done just that — right up to the Olympic Games. The Boulders Climbing Gym in Central Saanich, a pioneer since the early days of the sport, has been there for every inch of that ascent since the facility’s founding in 1993.

Fans of the sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½ Hockey League will get not one, but two pivotal Game 7s on Monday night as the Victoria Grizzlies and Powell River Kings join the Penticton Vees and Merritt Centennials in the always exciting series-clinching scenario.

VICTORIA 4 EVERETT 3 Series tied at 1-1 Whatever those earplugs are, the Victoria Royals should order more of them and double their muffling power. “We kept hearing we had not won in a while.

EVERETT 4 VICTORIA 2 Everett leads series 1-0 As the eighth and last seed in the Western Conference, the Victoria Royals know they need to bust a few brackets to make a statement in the 2017 WHL playoffs.

The Victoria Grizzlies say they’re not ready to pack this season in just yet and are focusing on bringing the best-of-seven Island Division championship series against the Powell River Kings back to The Q Centre for Game 7 on Monday night.