Local Sports

Burns Lake Community Foundation made a donation to Burns Lake Soccer $4500. The foundation’s grant cycle opens early in the year and closes by the end of March. Founded in 2006, the foundation has distributes donations to successful organizations throughout the Lakes District. (Submitted photo/Lakes District News)

The scorecard will measure the strengths and weaknesses of each team, so improvements can be made

LDSS girls soccer team won their Zones Championships in Prince George May 19-20 and are now headed to Langley this week, June 2-4, for the Single A Provincial Soccer Championships. Good luck girls! (Submitted photo/Lakes District News)

LDSS girls soccer team won their Zones Championships in Prince George May 19-20 and then headed to Langley on June 2-4, for the Single A Provincial Soccer Championships. There were 16 teams participating and the LDSS soccer team place 13. They played 10 games in total and in their last game they won by a shoot out. Well done girls! (Submitted photo/Lakes District News)

Already signed two players

Jacob Thom named Seniors Division Most Valuable Player; Joe Lewis senior and junior receive awards

With the way the Burnaby Chiefs burned through the Intermediate Division of the All Native Basketball Tournament, an observer could have been forgiven for predicting a blowout in the final game.

New Aiyansh’s Justin Adams repeats as Masters Most Valuable Player

Lower Mainland team prevails against Similkameen in grudge match from Wednesday

Lower Mainland team prevails against Similkameen in grudge match from Wednesday