Local Sports

The Gleneagle Talons head into a new season with one of the top-ranked AAAA boys basketball teams in the province.

The Vernon Vipers came into Coquitlam riding a six-game unbeaten streak. But a three-goal third period helped the Express snap that streak with a 4-2 win Sunday afternoon.

Abbotsford Heat centre Ben Street has been named the CCM/AHL player of the month for November. The Coquitlam native began the season with the Calgary Flames, and upon returning to the AHL, has been lighting it up.

Their season may be over but the accolades continue to sound for members of the Terry Fox Ravens varsity football squad. The Ravens and Mt. Douglas Rams finished atop B.C.

The Coquitlam Express had no answer to Alex Murray Wednesday night. The Prince George Spruce King netminder stoned the hometown Express to earn a 6-0 shutout victory.

A team of Tri-City high school players fell just short in their quest for provincial supremacy on the rugby pitch. The United Rugby Club were edged 13-10 by Kelowna in the B.C. U19 Tier II semifinal Nov. 23 at Hume Park in New Westminster.

There's always next year is a common refrain in the world of sports. But for the Riverside Rapids senior girls volleyball team there's more than a grain of truth to it.

Their football season may be over but the biggest challenge could still lie ahead for three Coquitlam Minor Football players.

A pair of Coquitlam rinks are in the running for the B.C. Junior Curling Championship.

A goaltending duel ended in a 1-1 draw between the Port Moody Redcaps and CCB Tigers in boys U16 Division 1 soccer Saturday. Alex Brown controlled the back end and thwarted numerous Tiger attacks throughout the game.