Squamish's Ashley Hogg helped the Boise State University Broncos finish second at the Irvine Anteater Invitational in Coto de Caza, California Wednesday (March 16). Hogg shot a 3 under par in the final round to win by five, capturing her first victory at college ranks.
Hogg's 69 was the best round of the day and she finished with a 54-hole school record of 216.
Kids kick off Loonie race season April 3
Squamish Off-Road Cycling (SORCA) is launching its Loonie Race Series on Sunday, April 3 with a 10-race series for kids.
SORCA members aged 12 to 18 are invited to the Dump Trail at the top of Ross Road at 3 p.m. for the first of 10 Sunday races. The cost of $1 includes pizza and post-race refreshments.
Kids will be categorized according to ability, not age and no matter how racers place, all participants will receive points, although top finishers will receive a few extra.
Loonie racers participating in other SORCA events like trail maintenance days will receive "huge mega bonus points" that will earn them prizes at the end of the season.
Upcoming ride locations will be announced in local school newsletters, emailed to registered racers, posted at bike shops and on the SORCA website: www.sorca.ca/youth.
