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As some summer youth basketball programs struggle to find a way to operate amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, Coquitlam’s Panther Hoops is taking it to the streets — or, more specifically, the parking lot — thanks to the collective effort of some voluntee

Coquitlam Express forward Massimo Rizzo is on the market. According to a report in the Grand Forks Herald, Rizzo has asked for a release from his commitment to attend the University of North Dakota beginning in September.

At 6’4”, 300-pounds, the Grade 11 offensive tackle is heading to Florida at a time when the state has registered over 11,000 new COVID-19 infections per day.

Coquitlam Metro-Ford started practice sessions in late June. PoCo Euro-Rite FC begins a four-week training program on July 6

One Port Moody family faces difficult decisions as daughters set to go away to study and compete

Practices set to resume under Softball BC's "five-inning" return to play program

Decision affects golf, men's and women's soccer, as well as cross-country running

Organized competition still on hold though

User groups will have to book time online, and have a COVID-19 safety plan for players, coaches, officials

Trajectory of COVID-19 infections will determine whether student-athletes get to play in September