Local Sports

TAG Sports Centre athletes Jared Khalifa and Taya Clyne are heading to Daytona, Fla., for the gymnastics World Championships. The pair of Tri-City athletes have already departed and will compete in their age group against international competition.

The Port Moody Redcaps could not find a way to solve the CCB Elite during an under-17 gold division soccer game last week. The match was a back-and-forth affair, with both teams struggling to dominate the play.

During his time with the UBC Thunderbirds soccer team, Paul Clerc racked up numerous accomplishments.

The Terry Fox Ravens ended their AAA high school football regular season schedule in much the same way they started: with a mammoth-sized victory over their opponent.

Corey Mackin has done it again. After scoring two more goals on Wednesday the Coquitlam Express forward is now one-point behind first place in the BCHL scoring leader board and first in goals.

The Port Moody Panthers notched their fourth win of the season Saturday night when the Mission City Outlaws came to town. The game was a back-and-forth affair, with neither side dominating in the first two periods of play.

The Port Moody Lordco Gunners kept their unbeaten streak alive with a 3-0 win over the Westcoast FC in under-21 soccer last weekend. Junhyung Lee opened the scoring 18 minutes into the match, heading home a corner kick.

The Coquitlam Express had a happy Halloween.

Three Tri-City athletes are representing three different countries at the World Junior Racquetball Championships, which got underway in Cali, Colombia this week.

Port Coquitlam cyclist Jackson Pickell was named top Top Junior Cyclist of the Year by Cycling BC and recognized as a rising star in the sport last week.