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The No. 1-ranked double-A senior boy’s basketball team in the province did not disappoint its fans as Brentwood College toppled the Lambrick Park Lions 84-59 in the Island championship game at the Mill Bay school on Saturday night.

The University of Victoria Vikes utilized firewagon basketball to send their sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½ West second-round women’s basketball playoff series to a deciding third game today in Winnipeg.

For the early part of Friday night in Langley, it was hard to tell which was the team headed to the Western Hockey League playoffs, and which was the also-ran on its way to missing the post-season for the third consecutive season and fourth time in t

There were a lot of distractions at Frank Crane Arena on Friday night. Not to mention a few skirmishes, scuffles and scraps.

The machine known as the Oak Bay Bays continues to roll, racking up a 96-48 win over the Cowichan Thunderbirds in the first semifinal of the quadruple-A senior boys’ Island basketball championship Friday night at Belmont Secondary.

The game seemed there for the taking Thursday but it turned into a mirage for the University of Victoria Vikes. The host Winnipeg Wesmen extended a four-point halftime lead with a decisive 25-12 run in the third quarter.

If this was a lottery ticket, the Victoria Royals might look at it as a Pick Six.

Having to pick up and move internationally can be a challenging and stressful moment for any teenager. Jairus Miclat and more than half the Vic High Totems’ senior boys’ basketball team will vouch for that.

The show is called Hometown Hockey. But co-host Tara Slone can’t seem to stay off the unfrozen version of water anytime she comes to the Island.

The Victoria Grizzlies know exactly what they’re getting with Jacson Alexander and they couldn’t be happier. The recently turned 16-year-old defenceman in the Shawnigan Lake School midget prep program has officially committed to the sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½