Sports

Eight Comox Valley teams took part in the 34th annual Canadian Adult Recreational Hockey Association (CRHA) Pacific Cup tournament in Victoria.

CFB Esquimalt maintained its hockey dominance over CFB Comox last week when the Pacific Region Oldtimers Hockey Championship was held at Glacier Gardens Arena.

With just six games to go, the Comox Valley Glacier Kings are ready to put an exclamation point on a stellar Vancouver Island Junior Hockey League regular season.

A halibut town hall meeting was held Jan. 19 in Campbell River. I came away with positive feelings about the problem it was trying to address – the unfair allocation of the recreational portion of the Canadian share of halibut from the total allowable catch (TAG) as designated by the International Pacific Halibut Commission (IPHC) in its vital role of properly managing the halibut resources of the North Pacific.

Eighty Glacier Greens Saturday Men’s Club golfers faced overcast skies for their Jan. 22 outing, with results as follows:

The Comox Valley Horseshoe Club is taking registrations for the upcoming season, which runs from April to August. Men, women and juniors are welcome. Cost is $25 for the season.

Playing like a well-oiled machine, the Comox Valley Glacier Kings won a couple of squeakers on the weekend.

Dr. Wayne Halliwell, sports psychologist for three Olympic medallists at the 2010 Winter Olympics, provided motivational training last weekend at the Granville Arts Club on Granville Island.

The annual Antler Measuring Day at the Courtenay and District Fish and Game Protective Association (CDFGPA) clubhouse on Saturday was an outstanding success on more than one front.