Local Sports

The Taylor Speedway will be packed on July 15 and 16 for the 9th Annual Mini Challenge. Mini Sprint heats start at 4 p.m. with Mini Stock races starting at 5 p.m.

The Mile “0” Judo Club finally has a new location to match it’s growing membership.

Carter Rowney of Sexsmith is a Stanley Cup Champion, and now he is bringing that Stanley Cup home. On July 16, there will be a parade in Sexsmith, AB to showcase the cup.

It was the Mile Zero Cruiser’s biggest year yet with more than 430 show and shine automobiles cruising DC streets. Organizers estimate $62 to 63 million in steel and chrome graced the city over the three days.

In just the second year of the D. C. Wildcats Basketball Club, the teams are making huge improvements, both on and off the court. There are five teams in the club, U14 boys, U14 girls, U15 boys, U17 boys and U16 girls.

A Dawson Creek native has come home to the Peace Country after a long time away. Former NHLer Phil Sykes is the new head coach of the Beaverlodge Blades in the NWJHL.

Spring is officially over and summer is here, but football camps are still going strong.

At the biggest ever Special Olympics BC Summer Games on July 7-9, Dawson Creek will be represented by some phenomenal athletes.

Time for some Peace-ful summers.

Get ready to be wild and in touch with nature, as Go Wild Youth for Conservation camps are head to Dawson Creek on July 10 to 14. As part of the B.C. Wildlife Federation (BCWF), Go Wild is the operation division for youth camps.