Local Sports

Game three of PIJHL finals goes in Ladner on Saturday

Sport B.C. will honour 10 dedicated sport leaders from Delta next week with its Community Sport Hero Awards. The public award ceremony, hosted at The Coast Tsawwassen Inn, celebrates the contributions of long-time community sport volunteers.

Riding an incredible 11 game undefeated streak that dates back to early December, the South Delta Bantam Warriors hockey team capped its amazing season by capturing the playoff banner with a 6-2 win over Langley.

Canadian men's squad holds four-day training camp at Delta Sport Development Centre

Delta Deas Rowing Club junior member Natalie Burt-Carrol continues to show her potential, this time heading indoors to compete in the Monster Erg Beat the Beast event at St. George's in Vancouver.

Whether its Florida or Nanaimo, winning just seems to follow Marlie Temple.

It was a banner season for the South Delta Atom A2 Storm hockey team. The rep squad will have three banners hanging in their honour at the Ladner Leisure Centre, thanks to a couple of championships and a team achievement award.

Six game series win over defending champion Sockeyes means Delta will also be competing in Cyclone Taylor Cup

A dramatic finish earned the South Delta Storm Pee Wee girls hockey team the gold medal at the recent Kelowna Spring Breakaway Tournament. The Storm avenged an earlier round-robin loss to Langley with a 4-3 victory in the championship game.

The Tsawwassen Threat U12 girls soccer team capped an outstanding season by capturing its division at the Mayor's Cup Tournament in Surrey. The Threat did it all during the 2011-12 campaign, finishing first overall and winning the Delta Cup playoffs.