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The town of Boston Bar, 65 kilometres north of Hope, holds the record for the hottest June temperature ever recorded in British Columbia: 42 C, back on June 29, 1987. On Saturday, it was a complete reversal.

KELOWNA 2 (OT) VICTORIA 1 Once the ball drops in Times Square, it’s time for the hockey world to shift its focus to matters of the crease.

There is three-year age difference between forwards Alex Forsberg, a 20-year-old veteran, and rookie Matthew Phillips. In the Western Hockey League, that is a chasm. Yet, the pair have found a chemistry.

An inability to defend at key times combined with equally untimely turnovers continues to cost the young University of Victoria Vikes women’s basketball team.

Tyler Welsh and Cole Pickup continue to carry hot hands for the Victoria Grizzlies, who remain undefeated in 2016 after a 4-2 win in Prince George on Friday over the Spruce Kings.

While oil prices seem to be in a free-fall, the University of Alberta women’s basketball team’s stock continues to rise.

The streak is over, but the drive to greatness continues for the Camosun Chargers men’s volleyball team.

Victoria’s Cory Renfrew caught fire on the back nine, recording four birdies on his way to a final-round 5-under 67 on Friday to take top honours at the Bushnell Classic at Verrado Golf Club in Buckeye, Arizona.

Despite heavy losses to graduation following their WHL championship last season, including now-Edmonton Oilers NHLer Leon Draisaitl, the Kelowna Rockets have kept going like it was just a summer stroll through an Okanagan vineyard.

Winning is fun, just ask Matthew Galajda. The first-year Victoria Grizzlies’ netminder is on an impressive run and beginning to open some eyes when it comes to early discussions regarding potential sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½