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PoCo Saints' Junior 'A' call-up Richard Lachlan fired in four goals to pace the Tri-City Bandits to a 10-5 victory Monday over the host Port Moody Thunder to clinch top spot in the eight-team West Coast Senior B lacrosse league.

Third-seeded George Jecminek of Port Cqouitlam upset No. 1 Henry Choi of Vancouver 5-7, 6-1, 7-5 to win the men's division Sunday at the Stanley Park Open tennis tournament.

By Brett Bonderud Black Press Ch anell Botsis put in two A-plus efforts as she grabbed gold in girls discus and javelin (Zone 3) at Bear Creek Park on Saturday.

To beat the 48-degree Celsius heat, Coquitlam's Lucy Ryan elected to take a dip in a swimming pool and suck down a popsicle.

The Coquitlam-flavoured Fraser Valley (District 3) Cyclones whipped their way to the B.C. Senior (15-16) Little League provincial championship Saturday at Langley's Walnut Grove Park.

Coquitlam Jr. Adanacs get stronger as the game wears on. And that's bad news for the Langley Jr. Thunder. The Jr.

Gudmund Lindbjerg 's run is finally over. But what a glorious run it was. The four-time reigning champion from Port Moody was dethroned by hometown favourite Sandy Harper, who knocked off Lindbjerg in a field of 72 finishers to capture the 2012 B.C.

Le d by the Great Dane, the Coquitlam Adanacs have surged into second place and are a win away from being two points out of top spot.

Despite a great run for gold, the PoCo Fury girls Under-17 soccer side settled for silver at the 2012 B.C. Provincial B Cup last weekend in Kelowna.

Coquitlam Jr. Adanacs threw everything they had at the Langley Thunder in the third period on Wednesday. It proved to be plenty. Trailing 7-6 after two frames, the Jr.