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Gold at Canada Cup gymnastics meet for Club Aviva's Hesmert

Tiana Hesmert of Coquitlam's Club Aviva won the gold medal in the double-mini trampoline's Open category at the Canada Cup international gymnastics competition last weekend in Langley.

Four more LPGA stars set for Canadian Open women's golf event

LPGA Tour stars Na Yeon Choi, Paula Creamer, Lexi Thompson and Natalie Gulbis have confirmed their intention to challenge for the $2 million (U.S.

Tri-City Bandits take over top spot in Sr. B lacrosse

Tri-City Bandits are again shooting for the top, and it was most evident after they out-gunned their prime opponents last weekend.

PoCo Peewees bag B.C. lacrosse crown

So what does a team of 11- and 12-year-old lacrosse players do after winning a B.C. provincial crown? Head straight to Me-n-Ed's, chomp down pizza and slurp Mountain Dew from the championship cup.

Tri-City athletes set to sizzle at BC Summer Games

The following is a list of Tri-City athletes competing in the 2012 B.C. Summer Games, including their respective sport, running Thursday through Sunday in Surrey.

Record-setter Yoo top B.C. junior girls' golfer

A new women's course record in the third round propelled Port Coquitlam's Anica Yoo to victory at the B.C. junior girls golf championship last week at Osoyoos Golf and Country Club.

Coquitlam A's claim District 3 Little League crown

Story submitted by Tyler Olinyk The stage was set for the final, a heavyweight rematch from round robin play: Coquitlam versus White Rock.

Thunder stomps PoCo Saints out of Jr. lacrosse playoffs

Head coach Nick Delmonico told The Tri-City News on Wednesday that his PoCo Saints ' offensive cast needed to "step up a little" in order to for the squad to stay alive in the playoffs.

Abby Heat next stop on Street's travels?

I t was nearly a decade ago that Troy Ward successfully recruited Ben Street to the University of Wisconsin. Next season, he may finally get to coach him.

Late Langley goal costs PoCo Saints playoff win

PoCo Saints played plenty well enough defensively to win Wednesday but, offensively, they deserved not to. Then again, neither did the Langley Thunder.