Local Sports

The Coquitlam Express started the season with a roster loaded with speedy, skilled players.

The Simon Fraser University Clan may not have gone far in the NCAA's final four men's soccer tournament but several Tri-City athletes received individual recognition.

The Port Moody Black Panthers blew a two goal lead on their way to a 4-3 loss to the North Delta Devils at the Sungod Arena on Saturday.

After a five-year absence, the Terry Fox Ravens junior varsity football club is back in the winners circle. The team took home the provincial AAA championship after an 18-12 victory over the St.

Lemar Durant's trophy case got a little more crowded last week. The Simon Fraser University Clan wide receiver was named to the Super Region Three first team all stars for his remarkable efforts this season.

Playing in front of their hometown crowd propelled the Heritage Woods Kodiaks to the final game of the AAAA girls' volleyball championship on Saturday but was not enough to win them a gold medal.

The Coquitlam Vikings are not accustomed to adversity. The B.C. Community Football Association bantam club has won every single game it has played this season, usually by a comfortable margin.

The North Coquitlam United soccer club took on Port Moody during an under-21 contest at the Dr. Charles Best turf field on Sunday.

Vancouver heroes Harold Snepsts and John Garrett are two of over a dozen Canuck alumni that will be at the Coquitlam Express game on November 23 in support of the Eagle Ridge Hospital Foundation.

The Gleneagle Talons appeared poised to roll into the AAA field hockey girls' provincial championship finals last week but instead will have to settle for third place.