http://www.bcdailybuzz.com MORICETOWN-Drivers tear through mud pits at the seventh annual Moricetown Mud Bogs held on the July 24th weekend. Watch as The Interior News gets into the 950-horsepower truck of five-time BC Mud Racing champion Mike Kwan! http://www.bcdailybuzz.com/media/6581/Moricetown_Mud_Bogs/ http://www.bcdailybuzz.com/media/6581/Moricetown_Mud_Bogs/ PENTICTON-Trevor Linden is inducted into the B.C. Hockey Hall of Fame on July 23 in the players category following a tremendous 19-year career, 16 seasons with Vancouver. He is joined by Dallas Drake as well as Kelowna Rockets owner Bruce Hamilton and administrator Frank Lento. http://www.bcdailybuzz.com/media/6575/B.C._Hockey_Hall_of_Fame_induction_in_Penticton/ http://www.bcdailybuzz.com/media/6575/B.C._Hockey_Hall_of_Fame_induction_in_Penticton/ PENTICTON- Dallas Drake is inducted into the B.C. Hockey Hall of Fame in the players category with Trevor Linden and were joined by Kelowna Rockets owner Bruce Hamilton and administrator Frank Lento in the builders section. Drake's coach in Vernon, Ernie Gare, talks about Drake and the Stanley Cup champ talks about his career. http://www.bcdailybuzz.com/media/6574/B.C._Hockey_Hall_of_Fame_induction_in_Penticton/ http://www.bcdailybuzz.com/media/6574/B.C._Hockey_Hall_of_Fame_induction_in_Penticton/ White Rock Renegades successfully defended their provincial Senior A women's softball title Sunday at Richmond's London Park. http://www.bcdailybuzz.com/media/6559/Renegades_repeat/ http://www.bcdailybuzz.com/media/6559/Renegades_repeat/ Given the distinct international flavour that has come to define the Abbotsford Rugby Sevens tournament, it was somewhat surprising that two domestic sides stole the show. As teams from South Africa and Fiji fell by the wayside, it paved the way for a showcase of the present and future of the Canadian men's rugby program on Sunday evening. Valley High, a collection of current Team Canada players out of Victoria, represented the present. Canada Maple Leaf, a group of youngsters in the national developmental pipeline, embodied the future. Ultimately, Valley High's experience won the day, as they edged the Maple Leaf squad 29-26 in the international division final of the local sevens festival. http://www.bcdailybuzz.com/media/6555/International_Rugby_7s/ http://www.bcdailybuzz.com/media/6555/International_Rugby_7s/ Five thousand athletes, volunteers and public packed the Langley Events Centre for the 2010 BC Games closing ceremony Sunday afternoon. http://www.bcdailybuzz.com/media/6553/2010_BC_Summer_Games_Closing_ceremony/ http://www.bcdailybuzz.com/media/6553/2010_BC_Summer_Games_Closing_ceremony/ More than 200 athletes competed in the Heart of the Rockies triathlon in Invermere. This year also welcomed younger competitors the day before for the Young Hearts challenge. http://www.bcdailybuzz.com/media/6526/Heart_of_the_Rockies_triathlon_2010/ http://www.bcdailybuzz.com/media/6526/Heart_of_the_Rockies_triathlon_2010/ India scored the game's only goal with just over 10 minutes to play in regulation to earn a 1-0 win over Ireland in the men's open division final at the annual Nations Cup soccer tournament Sunday at Richmond's Hugh Boyd Park. http://www.bcdailybuzz.com/media/6524/India_tops_Nations_Cup/ http://www.bcdailybuzz.com/media/6524/India_tops_Nations_Cup/ Okanagan Whitecaps Soccer Camp director Dave Broadhurst explains what is going on during this weeks soccer camps in Vernon. http://www.bcdailybuzz.com/media/6521/Whitecaps_Soccer_Camp/ http://www.bcdailybuzz.com/media/6521/Whitecaps_Soccer_Camp/ The more things change, the more they stay the same—at least at Dolphin Park. While a new women's division was introduced this year, to coincide with the annual 4-on-4 Richmond playground hoop tournament, some familiar players continue to dominate. Breanne Watson, one of the top female basketball players ever to graduate from the local high schools league, led US eh!, a team made of some of her former University of Washington teammates and other Seattle-area players including former WNBA draft pick Lindsey Wilson, to the inaugural women's division crown. The X-Falcons, led by three-time tournament MVP Randy Nohr and perennial all-star Navi Sekhon and featuring recent UBC grad Kyle Watson, won its third Dolphin Park men's title in four years. And former McNair Marlins' star Josh Masters continues to reign as the slam dunk king, winning for an unprecented 12th time Sunday. http://www.bcdailybuzz.com/media/6520/Masters_still_slam_dunk_king_at_Dolphin_Park/ http://www.bcdailybuzz.com/media/6520/Masters_still_slam_dunk_king_at_Dolphin_Park/