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Teams from Coquitlam and Port Coquitlam dominated at the female box lacrosse provincial championships held July 6-9 at the PoCo and Port Moody rec centres.

The building has begun. This time, there’s a huge carrot dangling as motivation for members of the Douglas College women’s soccer team. The school will be the host of the Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association’s 2018 women’s soccer championships.

The PoCo Saints gave up the first six goals of the game and never recovered as they dropped the opening game of their BCJALL playoff series against the New Westminster Salmonbellies, 10-5, Tuesday at Queen’s Park Arena in New West.

A number of teams from the Tri-Cities struck gold at last weekend’s provincial A and B soccer championships.

In a sport where competitors try to save every gram of weight they can, the women of The Cyclery-4iiii cycling team will be carrying the weight of the world on their shoulders when they speed around downtown Port Coquitlam in Friday’s second PoCo Gra

The hottest team that isn’t the Coquitlam Adanacs heading into the BCJALL playoffs is the PoCo Saints. The Saints go into their best-of-five series against the New Westminster Salmonbellies that open on Tuesday riding a six-game winning streak.

A new training gym in Port Coquitlam will help bring out your inner Ninja. It will also prepare you for competition in obstacle racing events like the Spartan Race and Tough Mudder.

Jacqueline Lew cried at her first wrestling match when she was in Grade 8 at Summit middle school.

It’s all good for Coquitlam’s Charly Dawson – and a big win underscored that. The North Burnaby Boxing Club member captured the B.C. lightweight (135-pounds) junior title recently with a split decision over Surrey’s Gavin Bisla.