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A pair of losses by the Port Moody Panthers eliminated them from any chance of achieving a spot in the Pacific Junior Hockey League playoffs.

If it feels like a while since the Coquitlam Express scored a goal, well, it has.

On Saturday morning Port Moody resident Julie Johnson will dig her spiked shoes into the hard ice in the “Dracula” starthouse atop the famed St.

William Hazell-Penaluna had a feeling his name might come up at the Pacific Junior Hockey League’s trade deadline.

Kyler Arnold has come a long way since he had to fight his mom. Now he spars with his sister. Taekwondo is a family affair in the Arnold’s Port Moody household.

The Coquitlam Express sandwiched a pair of home-ice wins around a 4-1 loss at South Surrey Arena on Saturday to the Surrey Eagles. The result could yet serve up the Express a spot in the BC Hockey League playoffs.

Baseball was being played in Port Coquitlam even before it was Port Coquitlam.

A former Coquitlam Adanac is returning to the Western Lacrosse Association team as its new head coach.

For the second time in less than a week, the Coquitlam Express grounded the Surrey Eagles with an 8-1 pasting in their BC Hockey League game Wednesday at the Poirier Sports and Leisure Centre.

On a weekend when the Coquitlam Express had a lot on their plate, the BC Hockey League team got a taste of everything. The Express had a tie, a win and a loss in the three games they played in less than three days.