Local Sports

Port Moody United fell behind twice but managed to defeat Tikitaka FC 3-2 in Metro Women’s Soccer League Div. 2 action last weekend.

Pinetree suffers early loss in 4A B.C. tournament

Club brings back a handful of medals from California

The Coquitlam Metro-Ford SC Cobras are under-13 Tri-Cities Youth Soccer Association cup champions. The club took down the North Coquitlam united Caps last Sunday in the finals, with Kaden Tarry scoring the lone goal in the win.

The Terminal City Rollergirls are coming to the Tri-Cities. The Faster Pussycats will take on the Riot Girls at the Poirier Forum (618 Poirier St.) on Saturday for a pre-season league scrimmage session.

Pinetree student gets ready for nationals in Ont.

Tim Kelly is taking over as head coach of the Coquitlam Adanacs. Kelly played with the squad for six years and was on the roster when the team won the Nations In 1980 world championship at the Pacific Coliseum.

Port Moody has announced the winners of their annual sports awards, including Basketball BC Hall of Fame inductee Rich Chambers and broadcaster Perry Solkowski.

Coquitlam club locks up final provincial berth

The Coquitlam Express’ BCHL season came to an end last weekend with a 4-1 loss to the Prince George Spruce Kings last Friday night.