Local Sports

Port Moody Black Panthers will need softer hands when they go fishing Saturday to spear the Richmond Sockeyes. The stick-gripping Cats were jolted 2-1 Tuesday by the visiting North Delta Devils, leaving PoMo's Pacific International Jr.

One of the many things I learned in my years as a youth fly fishing club coach is the value of an objective. It is often an objective that can make the difference between a pipe dream and a plan.

Coquitlam Metro-Ford Panthers overcame an early 2-0 deficit to earn a 3-3 draw versus the host Tsawwassen Trouble in a girls Under-16 Silver soccer game Sunday.

Kristi Roots of the PoCo Judo Club grabbed a bronze medal in the women's Under-20 division at the Saskatchewan Open tournament last weekend in Regina.

Dezaray Hawes skipped her rink to a gold medal in girls' curling to lead a 26-athlete Coquitlam contingent at the 5th annual International Children's (12-15) Winter Games last week in Kelowna.

It was a shootout that didn't make it that far. Trevor Kang's unassisted goal 4:15 into overtime boosted the Port Moody Black Panthers to a 2-1 triumph over the North Delta Devils in a Pacific International Jr.

Coquitlam Express swapped a 4-3 loss to the Chiefs last Thursday in Langley with a 4-3 win Friday at the Sports Centre over the same squad.