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"Great way to end the season at home,” Junior Royals head coach Kevin Biro surmised proudly Monday after the dust had settled on his baseball squad’s year-ending four-game home stand.

It was medals by the dozen for the kids from Oceanside Track and Field recently, as they turned in a great showing at the provincials.

From Oceanside Minor Baseball president Mike Parlow comes word the local rep boys of summer will be taking to the field at their respective provincial championships this weekend.

rom the desk of Rome Novak comes a reminder Oceanside Youth Football is still accepting registration applications for their fall program, which begins on Monday, Aug. 15 and runs through until the first part of November.

A record number of applications made for some tough decisions, but names are in for the Jeff Nabseth Memorial Scholarship award recipients for 2011.

The Royals break for a month then resume with their annual Fall Ball program the last Wednesday of August.

Langley pitcher drafted by the Toronto Blue Jays

Barb Borritt shot a two-round total of 129 to clinch the Fred Sweet Trophy at Qualicum Beach Memorial Golf Club recently.

Quality Foods Royals drop their first two home playoff games to a strong team; team takes rest before Fall Ball in Sept.

This year’s Triples Tournament between the Qualicum Beach and Nanaimo Lawn Bowling Clubs took place on July 16 and 17.