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Coach Dave Dew and GM Marvin Diercks of the Victoria Highlanders realize it is young, yet fast, company they keep in the United Soccer League’s Premier Development League.

It happened in men’s soccer, where the U.S. surpassed sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½, and in hockey, where they at least equalized. And now, it appears to be occuring in rugby, too. The U.S.

McMaster University football player Jerimiah Brown came to Elk Lake in 2009, and without ever previously having picked up an oar, transferred his physical abilities from the field to the water.

The Oak Bay Breakers’ magical season continues as coach Rob Kinnear’s senior girls claimed the Island triple-A basketball championship in Nanaimo on Saturday, defeating the host Dover Bay Dolphins 81-34.

WEST KELOWNA 3 VICTORIA 2 Mission accomplished. For the third time in five seasons, the Victoria Grizzlies have claimed the sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½

The Western Lacrosse Association draft was very much a generational and, even more so, an emotional evening for the Victoria Shamrocks, who continued to build on their traditions.

VICTORIA 4 KOOTENAY 1 There is nothing that playing the bottom-dwelling Kootenay Ice can’t cure.

The MacEwan University Griffins were serenaded by School’s Out by Alice Cooper, over the PA, as they departed Ken and Kathy Shields Court on Saturday night. Indeed, the 3 p.m.

With the importance of securing first place in the Island Division of the sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½ Hockey League first and foremost on their agenda, the Victoria Grizzlies set out on their final lengthy road trip of the regular season on Friday in Vernon. T.J.

The Cinderella story continues for the Vic High Totems who on Friday night capped a South Island triple-A senior boy’s basketball championship with a 67-50 victory over the Reynolds Roadrunners on their home floor.