Sports

Powell River fiery captain Chad Niddery, who played his minor hockey in Penticton, closed out a stellar four-year career with the Kings.

With the Penticton Power Chair soccer tournament fast approaching, the Penticton Storm received a much-needed boost.

After going undefeated in the provincial championship in Burnaby, the Okanagan KPSW Destroyers finished fifth during the Western Canadian championship.

Winning the K1 (11 to 12-year-olds) and K2 (13 to 15-year-olds) helped Apex Ski Club earn the nod as the top club in the Okanagan Zone at Big White last weekend.

Defence is going to be pounded into the heads of the Penticton Harlequins rugby club.

Pen High Secondary placed second in the opening match of the AA/AAA Division Okanagan Golf league.

Penticton Lakers head coach Evan Marble has decided to explore coaching opportunities at a higher level.

The Penticton Paddling Centre is hosting an introductory meeting on April 7 for anyone interested in learning to paddle and race.

Junior Deleon’s SOMBA Tigers aren’t the Best of the West anymore. That honour belongs to Ridge Meadows Chuckers, who defeated the Tri Cities Indians.

Heading the Penticton Pinnacles FC inaugural Spring Cup, it was all about gaining experience for the Nufloors Pinnacles under-13 boys team.