Local Sports

As a part of the Change-Up Project, the Vancouver Canadians Baseball Foundation, in cooperation with The Cape Group, has awarded Richmond City Baseball $50,000 to refurbish their diamonds.

An international adult hockey tournament to be hosted in Richmond – slated for last March, then postponed until 2021 – has been put on hold until 2022.

When Wesley Chiu was named to Skate Canada’s 2019-20 NextGen team, he wasn’t even able to be on the ice.

Community-based sports groups at risk of closing due to COVID-19 can now apply for aid from the province’s $1.5-million Local Sport Relief Fund.

One of Richmond’s longest-running men’s hockey leagues is in “grave danger of folding,” due to pandemic restrictions on the ice.

The Richmond BC Pickleball Association is encouraging locals to come on out and share their love of the sport – after the city opened up nine new courts.

The recently re-branded Richmond United Soccer Club (RUSC) is teaming up with one of the city’s leading soccer academies.

One of Richmond’s biggest skating clubs is back on the ice again and its coaches and members can’t wait to get going.

Three former Richmond Ravens players are taking flight in the post-secondary hockey world. Brynn Waisman, Jaden Cherry and Jade Lore have all starred for the Fraser Valley Rush Midget AAA team this season.

Sometimes life throws you a curveball. Sometimes you swing and miss. But, if you are the Richmond Chuckers, you knock it out of the park. Covid-19 threw the world a nasty curveball, shutting down sports across Canada.