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 Golf takes a new swing in Terrace classroomsTHE GAME of golf has been reinvented in the name of getting children learning it early, and hopefully loving it.
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 Pedals hit metal at drag racesTHE DRAG Race Season Opener at the Terrace/Kitimat Regional Airport went off without a hitch.
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 Cyclists aim high at Shames hill climbEVERYONE WAS a winner at the first Shames Mountain Hill Climb in several years.
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 Motocross season jump startsDirt bike riders from across B.C. travelled to Terrace this April to race in the Terrace Motocross Association's annual season opener.
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 Track athletes soar to new heightsFor track and field athletes, there is a club focusing on getting teens ready to qualify for the summer games.
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 Cal rugby boys heading to first provincialsCALEDONIA BEARS rugby team is bound for its first provincial championship after defeating Smithers in a hard-fought zone game.
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 Drag racers line up for seasonTHE SEASON opener continues today for the Terrace Drag Race Association at the Northwest Regional Airport.
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 Terrace locals take on Sun RunTEN TERRACE residents participated in the run, which kicked off in downtown Vancouver and saw athletes of all ages race to the finish line.
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 Rugby gears up for start of new seasonTerrace's Northmen are getting ready for a season filled with travelling to tournaments, games, practices, fun and camaraderie.
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 Family gives back to school with sportA group of siblings has been making a difference in the lives of youngsters for years as youth coaches at Suwilaawks Community School.
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 Former resident to be an OlympianJason Haldane is seeing his Olympic dreams come true as he prepares to hit the volleyball courts for the England national team.
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 Hockey players off to play at U17 CupTwo Terrace locals have been invited to the U17 Cup in Salmon Arm, May 9th.
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 Terrace players take on U16 CupFour Terrace hockey players recently got to skate with the best bantams in the province as they took part in the U16 BC Cup.
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 Golf season tees offThe Skeena Valley Golf Course is open and hoping for a sunny summer.
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 Plenty of play at annual badminton eventThe Terrace Badminton Club hosted its annual tournament for adults and juniors.
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 It's simple. The Canucks did not scoreWhat can general manager Mike Gillis do to fix things?
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 Bluebacks swim to secondThe Terrace Bluebacks came to a second place finish at the Prince George Moose Meet, April 13 - 15.
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 Canucks stave off eliminationPelletier: Real story was Schneider playing instead of Luongo
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 Shames closes for seasonShames Mountain Ski Hill has closed its doors on what general manager Christian Theberge says was an incredible season.
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 No way can the Canucks recover nowPelletier: But wait. There's still Cup action elsewhere
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 Terrace roller derby team build skillsTerrace's flat track roller derby team is gearing up for spring season, and looking for a match up with an out-of-town team.
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 Former local takes soccer honoursTerrace's Jared Stephens has been recognized with top honours, as the soccer player was showered in post-season awards.
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 Power play woes weigh down CanucksPelletier: Losses aren't because Daniel Sedin isn't playing
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 Former Terrace hockey player nets scholarshipTerrace minor hockey graduate Chapen Leblond has accepted a scholarship offer from Keyano College in Fort McMurray.
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 More leadership from Kesler neededPelletier: 4-2 loss shows lack of disciplined play
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