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Cal Poly Pomona is Simon Fraser University’s Waterloo. For the third straight season the Broncos bucked the Clan men’s soccer team from the NCAA Div II playoffs with a 1-0 win in overtime in their second round match in Seattle on Saturday.

A pair of high school rivals from Coquitlam will line up against each other at Sunday’s U Sports women’s soccer final in Ottawa. And they were both instrumental in getting their teams to the championship match.

The Wenatchee Wild opened the scoring with a shorthanded goal two minutes into the game and never let up en route to a 6-1 win over the Coquitlam Express, Saturday in Wenatchee.

A 3-0 loss to South Delta in the Fraser Valley girls field hockey finals may have been the best thing for the Heritage Woods Kodiaks, says the team’s coach, Raquel Chin.

A 2-1 shootout victory over the Trail Smoke Eaters Friday means the Coquitlam Express have equalled the number of wins they amassed in the BC Hockey League all of last season. The team’s 15th win came in only its 22nd game. But it wasn’t easy.

The Douglas College Royals’ opportunity to play for a bronze medal in the Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association’s national championship for women’s soccer came down to their goaltender.

A fundraising effort for a local professional hockey player and his young family as he recovers from emergency brain surgery has surpassed its original $100,000 goal by almost $20,000.

Lauren Da Luz’s usual role for the University of Ottawa women’s soccer team is to prevent opposing forwards from scoring.

The Simon Fraser University Clan men’s soccer team is the top-seeded team heading into the West Region playoffs of the NCAA Div II national championship tournament.

The best the Douglas College Royals women’s soccer team can do at the Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association’s national championship is third place.