Sports

Though temperatures reached near 30 C Saturday, riders at this year’s 19th Annual Tour de Cariboo bike ride weren’t complaining.

The Unlikely Paddlefest kayaking adventure celebrates 20 years beginning this Friday when paddlers from around the province converge in Likely for the annual festival.

Williams Lake’s Evan Fuller shows some fine form on C+ Rodeo’s High Roller Sunday during the B.C. Professional Bull Riding Association Finals at the Williams Lake Stampede Grounds.

When one thinks golf does literacy come to mind? Probably not.

The 21st Annual Canadian Loggers Sports Association spectacle was once again a fan-favourite event at this year’s Williams Lake Harvest Fair.

Trevor Lulua of Hanceville, riding on C+ Rodeo’s Disturbia, explodes out of the bucking shoot Sunday during the final round of the British Columbia Professional Bull Riding Finals at the Williams Lake Stampede Grounds.

In undoubtedly one of the most bizarre outcomes in Canadian boxing history, Williams Lake’s Stuart McLellan’s Saturday night Canadian Professional Boxing Council middleweight title fight in Moncton, N.B. ended with more questions than answers.

There’s a new king of the road in the bone stock class — one who shows promising signs for the future of car racing here in the lakecity at Thunder Mountain Speedway.

Riders in this year’s Big Brothers Big Sisters Tour de Cariboo bike ride embark from the Cariboo Memorial Complex Saturday morning to begin the trek 75-kilometre trek to Gavin Lake.

It’s 5 a.m. Tuesday and Williams Lake archer Al Campsall, having just returned the night before from the 3D Archery World Championships in Donnersbach, Austria, crawls out of bed and heads to his shooting range.