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Taylor Paris is used to tearing apart opponents on the rugby pitch. Wednesday, Paris and some of his teammates on Canada’s national men’s side got a chance to tear apart cars during a hands-on tour of Port Coquitlam’s firehall #1.

The Terry Fox Ravens' veteran coach is well aware of the cyclical nature of high school football: Teams build up, over several years, to a crescendo of experienced talent, then have to start all over again as seniors graduate.

Coquitlam soccer player David Norman Jr. may not be over the moon about it, but he is going to Miami.

When your football team’s greatest success of the past few years has been to get a call-back for a part in a Netflix movie production, you know you’ve got some work ahead of you.

Port Coquitlam’s Curtis Taylor is coming home to Canada. The 24-year-old right-handed pitcher was acquired by the Toronto Blue Jays Sunday.

The Coquitlam Express battled back from a 4-1 deficit in the third period, but a goal by the Langley Rivermen’s Brian Scoville midway through the final frame sent them to their first defeat, 5-4, of the BC Hockey League pre-season.

The Coquitlam Express got goals from eight different players as they won their second BC Hockey League exhibition game in a row Tuesday, 10-4 over the Surrey Eagles at the South Surrey Arena.

Finn Wakeling travelled more than 8,400 km to find out just how much further he has to go.

It’s girl power for British Columbia’s minor lacrosse players. Team BC won two gold medals at the Canadian minor box lacrosse national championships, that wrapped up in Coquitlam on Saturday.

Coquitlam’s Polisi brothers are projected to lead their SFU Clan men’s soccer team to its fourth straight Great Northwest Athletic Conference championship, according to a preseason coaches poll.