Sports

Miles Pruden won't hesitate telling some of paintball players using his field to get lost. In fact, now everyone using his field can get lost with his latest addition, a 23,000 square foot maze.

Randy Nelson doesn't do too many marathons. "I haven't run a marathon in 12 years," the Kamloops runner says. "I pulled a hamstring and it kept bothering me. I still did a lot of distance running, but nothing longer than a half-marathon.

This is a stressful time for the University College of the Cariboo Sun Demons men's soccer team, but more so for one player in particular.

Right now the only things covering a field next to the IceBox arena are weeds and a few surveying pegs.

Greg Stewart is standing proud this week, all 7-feet and 1/4 inches of him.

The Kamloops Tennis Association is looking for a few good young players. Actually, they're looking for as many players as they can get, says regional tennis coach George Lea.

One needed to come from behind, the other led all the way. When the ice chips settled at Kamloops Curling Club after Monday's draw in the Clarica Super League, Jim Cotter and Keith Elvers were still tied at the top of the standings.

After 72 years in the sport of shooting, 90-year-old Ilene Headey doesn't compete just to win anymore. Neither does 87-year-old husband George.

The Kamloops Rugby Club is looking to the future. They want to make sure the talent pool of young, skilled players in town doesn't dry up.

It's a whole new season for the University College of the Cariboo men's basketball team.