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Ryland Rees is getting ready to take his field lacrosse game to the next level. The Port Coquitlam Saint recently signed with Stonybrook University and will be heading to Long Island, N.Y., next season where he will compete in the NCAA.

There will be some new faces on the Coquitlam Express bench this week after the club added two players to its roster at the BCHL trade deadline.

It has been 19 years since the Terry Fox Ravens won the Legal Beagle high school basketball tournament, an invitational event the school hosts annually.

The Coquitlam Rebels notched their 11th win of the season, downing the Fraser Valley Selects in under-13 Metro Select girls soccer on the weekend.

Port Moody Panthers defenceman Reece Bartel will join some of the top talent in the Pacific Junior Hockey League when he plays in the league's all-star game next week.

A partnership between the Coquitlam Reds and Coquitlam Little League Baseball will see the two organizations work together to share resources and offer unique opportunities for local players.

If the Coquitlam Express were hoping to kick off the new year with a winning record they are up against some tough competition to get it done.

PoCo lacrosse product Ty Goff is having a busy year.

The Coquitlam Jr. Adanacs have a new head coach. Pat Coyle will take over as bench boss for when the the B.C. Jr. 'A' Lacrosse League season gets underway this summer, following the club's disappointing defeat in the Minto Cup finals last year.

The Coquitlam Express will be happy to get back to their home rink after losing a pair of road games last weekend.