Riley Pickrell Continues Rise up the Cycling Ladder

Riley Pickrell of Victoria stamped his name as a rising national cyclist by winning three of the seven stages to take the Points Jersey in the 2018 Tour de l’Abitibi in Quebec. The event celebrated its 50th anniversary as Canada’s leading junior men’s stage race, out of which several later-notable Canadian pro and Olympic riders…

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Erin Mutch & Maelle Reed Gold at BC Summer Games 2018

Zone 6 (Vancouver Island-Central Coast) took gold in women’s beach volleyball today at Transfer Beach in Ladysmith. Savannah Purdy and Erin Mutch, from Victoria, took both sets against Zone 5 (Vancouver Coastal). Erin and Savannah just started playing beach volleyball together this year, but have played indoor volleyball together for four years. They both played…

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CSS Alumni Kobe Morris Flying High in Missouri

In his first year as a Bantam AAA Eagle, the hard work and extra practice put in by Kobe Morris was motivated by his dream of one day playing NCAA Division 1 baseball. As he progressed through the Victoria Eagles Baseball program, his coaches, recognizing the potential and dedication of the young player, provided the…

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Erin Attwell on Road to Success

But she proved Tuesday she can pedal on asphalt as well, placing in the top-20 of the junior women’s individual time trial at the 2017 UCI world road cycling championships in Bergen, Norway. The Islander is the Canadian junior road race champion and also top-10 at the world junior championships in track pursuit, so she…

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CSS Grad de Goede Named OUA Female Athlete of the Week

BURLINGTON, Ont. – Two-sport athlete Sophie de Goede has been named the Investors Group Ontario University Athletics (OUA) Female Athlete of the Week, powered by 2XU for the period ending September 12, 2017. Female – Sophie de Goede (Victoria, B.C.) – 1st year – Queen’s In her first year in OUA action, Sophie de Goede is making an immediate impact for the Queen’s…

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Hammer Gold for CSS Alum Willett at Canada Games

“I’ve learned so much from my dad, mainly to be patient and calm and not to get stressed, if things don’t go my way,” said the younger Willett, a Mount Douglas Secondary graduate and University of Victoria microbiology major. “It helps you survive all the ups and downs.” Willett threw 54.50 meters for gold, which…

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