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Ten goals in two games and a pair of 5-3 victories made for a successful weekend on the road for the Kamloops Storm

The hometown Okanagan Sun showed no mercy on the Kamloops Broncos in B.C. Football Conference action on Saturday in Kelowna. Okanagan pulverized Kamloops 87-0. The Broncos dropped to 0-5 on the campaign, while the Sun improved to 5-1.

“We have to remember where this program has come from and where we are trying to go and it's not going to happen overnight."

One point from two home matches was not what the TRU WolfPack men’s soccer team was aiming for this weekend at Hillside Stadium.

Kamloops (2-0) vanquished Prince George 8-3 and was led (as if to Tom Gaglardi script) by Logan Stankoven, the hometown hero who notched four points, including two goals, in a first-star performance

Milobar takes aim at Premier John Horgan and the NDP, talks Indigenous issues, including National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, and answers questions on dining at the legislature and his daughter’s career in media

Kamloops Golf and Country Club head pro and general manager Alec Hubert will be recognized at the PGA of BC Awards Celebration.

TRU is in Pool B, along with the Calgary Dinos, Fraser Valley Cascades of Abbotsford and Victoria Golden Tide

Schmiemann likely to be out of WHL action for another week or two

Logan Stankoven is convinced his Kamloops Blazers are Western Hockey League championship contenders.