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We are so proud of Coach Aaron, Emilian and Coen for their incredible dedication to running. It paid off in a fun way with all three of them taking home gold in the 800m at the Indoor Provincials! Coen also broke TWO provincial indoor records. Absolutely incredible work. Read a great article on this at: https://peninsulanewsreview.com/2026/03/21/peninsula-father-and-sons-share-golden-moment-at-b-c-track-championships/

Four personal bests, five gruelling events, and one shiny silver medal – not a bad national debut for 14-year-old Rayah Underwood. The Peninsula Track and Field athlete claimed second place in the U16 girls’ pentathlon at nationals. She posted a total score of 3,051 in the all-in-one-day competition – 80-metre hurdles, high jump, shot put, long jump and 800 metres. Read more at: https://vicnews.com/2025/08/14/central-saanichs-rayah-underwood-claims-silver-at-legion-national

The B.C. Games are the first step in the development cycle leading to the Canada Games, Commonwealth Games, Pan Am Games and Olympics. Only a few will get that far, of course, but that’s still something to look up to for young aspiring athletes such as 14-year-olds Rosie Haynes and Myles Jones and 13-year-old Ryder Stubbs from the Peninsula Track and Field Club competing as some of the youngest performers in Maple Ridge this week. https://www.timescolonist.com/sports/the-drea