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Written by Spencer Mackoff and Marshall Mackoff, Co-Founders of Summer Smash Tennis Entering its fifth season of programs, Summer Smash Tennis and Tennis BC’s “Indigenizing Tennis” initiative is slated to provide fully subsidized ongoing tennis programs for children and adults to each of Vancouver’s three local First Nations starting Fall 2024. In partnership with Squamish…
The ITF Wheelchair Tour had an extended stay in British Columbia over the last month, something that young Frederique Berube Perron took full advantage of. At just 18 years of age, the Canadian looks to be a rising star in the wheelchair tennis world after claiming three trophies at a pair of events on the…
Shelly Stouffer leads both the Mid-Amateur and Mid-Master divisions following play on Friday Courtenay, B.C. – The Margaret Todd Trophy won’t have to travel far, as the host province, Team British Columbia have claimed the team championship beating out Team Alberta at the 2024 Canadian Women’s Mid-Amateur at the Crown Isle Resort and Golf Community…
Canucks development camp provides a terrific opportunity for Jason Krog to hit the ground running in his new role as the Canucks’ skills and skating coach. The BC-born Krog is looking forward to a week of on-ice drills with the Canucks’ prospects and working alongside his new co-workers in the Canucks’ coaching staff. Daniel Sedin,…
Since April 19, the Billie Jean King Cup trophy has been traveling throughout Canada, making its way to British Columbia. Accompanied by Vancouverite Rebecca Marino, part of the winning team of Canada’s first-ever world championship, the trophy visited various events and locations in her hometown. Events kicked off with the proclamation of Billie Jean King…
Halftime Report Princeton and the Lions have shown up to the game, but their offenses sure haven’t. Sitting on a score of 41-33, Princeton has looked like the better team, but there’s still one more half to play. Princeton entered the contest having won six straight and they’re just one half away from another. Will…
Who’s Playing Columbia Lions @ Harvard Crimson Current Records: Columbia 10-7, Harvard 10-7 How To Watch What to Know Harvard is 9-1 against the Lions since February of 2018, and they’ll have a chance to extend that success on Friday. Both teams will face off in an Ivy battle at 7:00 p.m. ET at Lavietes…
