Local Sports

Coquitlam's Paul Clerc has been named a CIS Academic Top 8 All-Canadian.

A week after suffering their first loss of the season the Terry Fox Ravens returned the favour Friday night. The Ravens knocked off Lord Tweedsmuir 21-10 to hand the No. 2-ranked Panthers their first loss this year.

The United Rugby Club U19 squad showed total domination over a team from SFU on Saturday. The United squad - made up of players from Terry Fox, Port Moody, Centennial, Glen Eagle and Charles Best - throttled SFU 86-0.

The Tri-Cities were front and centre when the B.C. Lacrosse Association handed out the hardware at its AGM last weekend in Whistler. Karen Nichol of the Coquitlam Senior Adanacs was presented the Dal Martin Merit Award for trainer of the year.

Turnovers proved costly for the Terry Fox Ravens who suffered their first loss of the season Friday to the visiting St. Thomas More Knights.

The CMFSC Renegades mounted a second-half comeback to remain unbeaten in U12 girls soccer. The Renegades held off the Royal City Rebels 3-1 Sunday at Roy Stibbs Field.

Adam Rockwood of the Coquitlam Express is among the BCHL players invited to suit up for Canada West at its selection camp for the 2013 World Junior A Challenge.

The BCHL's leading scorers worked their magic in the third period to hand the Coquitlam Express their first road loss of the season Saturday in Salmon Arm. Landon Smith set up Alex Gillies for the winner that put the SilverBacks on top 4-3.

The Coquitlam Chargers blanked the Richmond Raiders 21-0 Sunday in a battle for supremacy in bantam division football. The Chargers scored on their first drive in the clash for first place.

The Port Moody Quicksilver suffered a disappointing loss against the Williams Lake Storm in the championship finals of the North Shore Soccer Club Thanksgiving Tournament on the weekend.