Local Sports

Several lacrosse players from the Tri-Cities are going back to work after the Professional Lacrosse Players’ Association reached a new labour agreement with the National Lacrosse League last Saturday.

The Dr. Charles Best Blue Devils senior boys soccer team didn’t lose a game at last week’s AAA provincials at the Burnaby Lake Sports Complex.

Under the spotlight of a provincial semifinal and the glow that was a rematch of last year’s championship final, the Terry Fox Ravens may have difficulty seeing the good to a season that ended so coldly.

The Penticton Vees scored twice in the first five minutes to send the Coquitlam Express to their fifth loss in row, 4-3, Friday at the Poirier Sport and Leisure Complex.

It’s been a busy year for Port Coquitlam’s Adrien d’Andrade. As the 27-year-old defender for Canada’s national field hockey team embarks for Bhubaneswar, India, where the sport’s World Cup is being played beginning Nov.

Changing recreational tastes and rising real estate values drove many Lower Mainland roller rinks out of business long ago. A pair of Vancouver women on wheels are trying to drive them back.

Coquitlam’s Denver Sparks-Guest doesn’t recall flames shooting out of his fingers, but when the final buzzer sounded in the Capilano Blues’ 126-117 win over the Okanagan College Coyotes in their PacWest men’s basketball game last Saturday, he’d scorc

The Archbishop Carney Stars finished second in the BC Secondary Schools Soccer Association AA provincial final at the Burnaby Lake Sports Complex West.

A new video posted by Red Bull Bike offers 100 seconds of pure North Shore mountain biking glory.

The Langley Rivermen scored four unanswered goals in the third period to come from behind to defeat the Coquitlam Express 7-5 in their BC Hockey League game, Tuesday at the George Preston Arena in Langley.