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The newest names on B.C.’s oldest Cups (opens the original)
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A pair of Penticton alumniâs names will be engraved on one of BCâs oldest sports trophies. Harmeet Gill and Nikhil Mohan won the A Division championship of the Birks Cup Men's Doubles Tennis Tournament at the Penticton Tennis Club (PTC) last weekend. The trophy was first awarded to F.A. Phillips and F.T. Cornwell in 1920 in its original home in Salmon Arm. The event moved to Penticton about half a century ago. This yearâs winners, Gill, who now lives in Castlegar, and Mohan, a Surrey resid
Summerland going ahead with Fall Fair despite disruption (opens the original)
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The annual Summerland Fall Fair is expected to draw thousands of visitors this weekend. Barbara Baker, a member of the organizing committee presented to Summerland council Tuesday night. A new event âwhich is something new and differentâ is called the Fall Fair Feast, which will take place on Saturday evening. âBottleneck Drive is sponsoring a party,â said Baker. âTheyâre doing this on the grounds of St. Steventâs Church, the stone church. Theyâre having a long table dinner. They
WNBA veteran returns to Penticton to grow the game (opens the original)
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Some South Okanagan girls are in for high-level hoop action courtesy of Penticton Lake City Basketball. Lake City, a competitive development program started by Dustin Hyde and Chris Terris in 2016, is hosting its inaugural senior and junior girls camp with a pair of instructors who boast both professional and international credentials. From Aug. 30 to Sept. 3 at Holy Cross Elementary School, Canadian Olympian and former Womenâs National Basketball Association (WNBA) player Nayo Raincock-Ekunwe
Rib Champ returns to defend title (opens the original)
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If your pitmaster goes by the handle of Big Delicious, you just know his racks will definitely be lip-smacking. In fact, the ribber, whose real name is Rahim Berisha, is a member of the Boss Hogâs BBQ team and will be at this weekendâs Ribfest Penticton to defend their 2025 Best Ribs and Peopleâs Choice awards. Actually, five barbecue squads will be doing the slathering over hot coals starting Friday at noon in Okanagan Lake Park. The other participants are Grill Billy Willyâs BBQ Shack
Skipping the light fantastic - 500+ dancers kick up their heels (opens the original)
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Over 500 people converged on Penticton to skip the light fantastic their way last week. Wrapping up Saturday, the 24th Canadian National Square, Round and Clog Festival attracted dancers and callers from around the world for the special event, the first in two years. âItâs been wonderful, I mean 600 people all dancing together, you canât ask for better,â said Australian dance caller Jaden Frigo during a break in the action. âI think people come here for this from all over the world. â
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