Sports

Williams Lake Blue Fins swimmer Chloe Sylvain swims during the finals of the 200-metre individual medley April 16 during the Dental Moose Meet at the Prince George Aquatic Centre. Several Blue Fins attended the meet.

Four of the best ladies indoor soccer teams in the city squared off Sunday as the finals for both the competitive and recreational Williams Lake Ladies Soccer leagues were played at Williams Lake secondary.

For several Williams Lake and Columneetza secondary students, the opportunity to share their love for the game of rugby was a chance too good to pass up.

Three consecutive sellout crowds weren’t the only ones reaping the successes of this past weekend’s Williams Lake Indoor Rodeo.

It’s the time of year golfers dream about — bringing out the sticks and hitting the links.

Although the outdoor soccer season has just begun in the lakecity, 13 girls from Columneetza already have numerous games under their belts thanks to a trip to Hawaii over Spring Break to compete in the 12th Annual Friendship Cup.

The 21st Annual Williams Lake Indoor Rodeo saw sellout crowds, for three consecutive days, flock to the Cariboo Memorial Complex.

The Williams Lake Under 12 Girls Soccer Team of (front from left) Grace Outhouse, Isabelle Call, (mid from left) Bridget Pocock, Laine Grace, Faith Outhouse, Bailey Alexander, (back from left) Sydney Baerg, Callie Franklin, Raegan Schofield and Brittany Wakely took gold at the Quesnel Youth Soccer Tournament over the weekend.

Johanna West (third from left) accepts two tickets to the Vancouver Canucks versus the Chicago Blackhawks home game 2 on Friday night, two plane tickets to Vancouver, a two-night hotel stay, and $600 cash from Tommy Wong, Caribou Ski Source for Sports owner (left); Bob McIntosh from Community Policing (second from left); and Tribune publisher Lorne Doerkson after she won the Tribune hockey pool.

The 21st Williams Lake Indoor Rodeo will feature hundreds of rodeo competitors at the Cariboo Memorial Complex Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.