Skaters Lyla LaHay and Lily Crondahl perform a baseball-themed routine during the Mission Skating Club’s annual gala on Feb. 28.

PHOTOS: Talented Mission skaters present annual gala

The Mission Leisure Centre ice was alive with activity on Saturday night as skaters of all ages presented their annual performance.

The Mission Skating Club presented its annual gala performance on Saturday at the Mission Leisure Centre.

Skaters of all ages participated in a sports-themed production that featured many solid performances.

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