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Two Coquitlam Express forwards have been named 1st team all stars by the B.C. Hockey League. Forwards Corey Mackin and Brett Supinski were selected after league officials cast their ballots before the Fred Page Cup began last week.

For Port Moody's Katrina Voss, the Whistler Cup is hallowed grounds. The annual event includes skiers from around the world and has featured some of the greats of the sport.

It is still early in the AAA girls high school soccer season, but Coquitlam's Dr. Charles Best Blue Devils are already showing signs that they could be contenders at this year's provincial championships.

The Simon Fraser University Clan golf team continued its impressive start to the season this week when the club took fifth place at the Mustang Intercollegiate at the Palm Valley Golf Club in Arizona.

A Coquitlam soccer player that averaged a goal a game with SFU in the NCAA this season has been named athlete of the year at the university's annual award ceremony.

Tri-City students in Grade 4 and 5 are busy training for the 37th annual Como Lake Relays, which will take place in Coquitlam later this month.

The first week of the high school rugby season was a raucous affair, when the Gleneagle Talons defeated the Port Moody Blues 32-13 on Thursday. The Terry Fox Ravens also played last Thursday, taking down the Dr. Charles Best Blue Devils 44-5.

Coquitlam's Ryan Pidhirniak is in the running for a major award from Kamloops' Thompson Rivers University WolfPack Division of Athletics.

The quest for a berth in the B.C. AAA high school girls' soccer provincials began this week as six Tri-City teams jockey for position. Both the Dr.

A lack of snow has made it difficult for Lower Mainland skiers to train this winter, but that did not stop Port Moody's Katrina Voss from taking the podium at the B.C. Alpine Okanagan Zone finals at Big White this week.