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For the third straight year, the Terry Fox Ravens’ journey in the B.C. High School Football League ended at the hands of the New Westminster Hyacks.

To say the first Fraser North Athletic Association AAA senior boys soccer championship didn’t go according to plan for the Dr. Charles Best Blue Devils would be an understatement, said the team’s coach, Dave Jones.

A four-game road trip for the Coquitlam Express that was scheduled to begin in Port Alberni on Friday just got a little shorter.

Connor Gregga, Massimo Rizzo and Greg Lapointe all scored in the shootout to help the Coquitlam Express preserve its perfect home record with a 4-3 win over the Prince George Spruce Kings, Wednesday at the Poirier Sport and Leisure Complex.

World renowned hand-balancer Sascha Bachmann has performed in everything from Broadway productions to Cirque Du Soleil — and as he lands at a gym in Port Moody he reflects on life as a freelance circus performer

That’s the way to start a season. The Douglas College Royals launched the 2019/20 men’s basketball season on a solid note, sweeping a two-game tour of Vancouver Island.

Two years ago, the Terry Fox Ravens and New Westminster Hyacks played for a Subway Bowl high school football championship. Friday, the Ravens and Hyacks will play each other, 7:30 p.m.

A pair of weekend wins have vaulted the Coquitlam Express to the top of the BC Hockey League standings. The Express beat the Chilliwack Chiefs 4-1, in Chilliwack, on Sunday.

The “rebuilding” Blue Devils from Dr. Charles Best secondary are heading to the senior boys soccer provincial championships, later this month in Burnaby.

From his vantage point on the B.C. Sports Hall of Fame podium, Coquitlam’s Alex Stieda can trace much of his athletic accomplishments to the grinding run up Gatensbury Road. As a member of the Class of 2020, the B.C.