Local Sports

A Coquitlam wrestler is hoping to guide the way for young grapplers who will be competing at the B.C. high school provincials that begin on Feb. 17 at the Langley Events Centre.

It’s not quite the Sedins, but the Coquitlam Adanacs have made a move to get their own brother act into their lineup.

Devin McCrae’s passion for wrestling extends beyond the maroon mats in the combat room at Heritage Woods secondary school.

Coquitlam’s Larkyn Austman has fallen just shy of being able to represent Canada at the ISU world skating championships in Japan in March. Austman finished tenth at the ISU Four Continents event that wrapped up Sunday in Anaheim, Calif.

Sign two Tri-Cities boys on opening day of CFL free agency

It looks more like hockey season outside than lacrosse season, but the general manager of the Coquitlam Adanacs feels like a kid on Christmas morning, so it kinda works.

Tuesday's scheduled game against Western Washington postponed due to snow; rescheduled for Feb. 26

A perfect record of eight wins and no losses in league play is nice to have, says the head coach of the Riverside Rapids’ senior girls basketball team. But the road to the provincial championships in Langley is about to get a lot rougher.

The Coquitlam Express surrendered two goals to the Wenatchee Wild in the final 1:41 of regulation time, then another in overtime, to turn a 3-1 third period lead into a 4-3 defeat Sunday at the snowy Poirier Sports and Leisure Complex.

Kendal Sands may want to change her name to “Clutch.” For the third time in two weeks, the ability of Coquitlam’s Sands to sink late baskets under pressure proved the difference for the Simon Fraser University Clan women’s basketball team.