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The Coquitlam Comets, er, Express, went back to the past for their game Sunday against the Langley Rivermen, but their offence disappeared altogether.

Chase Danol scored a hat trick and Connor Gregga added four assists, but it still wasn’t enough as the Coquitlam Express lost to the Chilliwack Chiefs, 7-5, in their BC Hockey League game Saturday at the Prospera Centre in Chilliwack.

Coquitlam’s hockey players of the future are going back to the past.

The Christmas wrap has been deposited in the recycling bin, the sumptuous turkey dinner is now leftovers, so that can only mean one thing: it’s hockey tournament time.

The weather for Minot, N.D. is forecast to be -6 C, with snow expected on Thursday, but Wyatt Waselenchuk has found his comfort zone.

Simon Fraser University women's wrestling, led by a pair of first-place finishes at 123 and 155 pounds, closed out the year with a strong showing at the West Coast Tournament of Champions.

A chance to ride the pine on the Vancouver Canucks’ bench embarked Coquitlam goaltender Matt Hewitt on a worldwide adventure to keep his hockey career going.

The Vancouver Warriors play their first game at home Friday at Rogers Arena with a win already to their new nickname.

Wear your favourite sports jersey Friday, Dec. 21 for “Jersey Day” to celebrate the upcoming 2019 IIHF World Junior ice hockey Championships in Vancouver and Victoria.

Injuries take toll on body, will turn to coaching