Local Sports

Former Coquitlam Express coach Jon Calvano, who was fired after his club missed the post-season this spring, has found a new role with the Langley Rivermen. Calvano has signed on to be the B.C.

Terry Fox Ravens runner Adeyami Taylor-Lewis took home a couple of medals during the B.C. High School Track and Field Meet on the weekend, but missed a first place showing in the 100 m senior boys dash by 0.07 seconds.

Teagan Rasche brought home the Tri-Cities' only gold medal in the senior B.C. High School Track and Field Meet on Saturday. The Riverside secondary athlete spiked first place in the senior girls javelin event, throwing the stick 43.

Beloved Coquitlam lacrosse legend Trevor Wingrove will be getting his due posthumously when the junior Adanacs' organization retires his jersey on Wednesday.

Port Moody's Heritage Woods secondary earned some spots on the podium while hosting the B.C High School Mountain Bike Provincial Championships on Saturday.

Both Tri-City junior A lacrosse clubs were in action at home on Sunday night, with the PoCo Saints having a better showing than the Coquitlam Adanacs. The Saints took on the Nanaimo Timbermen at the PoCo Rec Centre in an early evening game.

The Centennial Sr. Centaurs boys rugby team defeated Seaquam secondary to capture the AAA tier II Fraser Valley championship last week in Surrey.

The next time the Coquitlam Jr. Adanacs are awarded a man advantage, they may want to think twice about accepting the penalty. While the B.C.

The Fraser Valley Rugby Championship was a battle between two undefeated teams, but in the end it was the Terry Fox Jr. Ravens who emerged with their record intact.

Cinco de Mayo haunted the Port Coquitlam Saints lacrosse club this week as their side of the scoreboard stayed frozen at five goals. On Saturday evening, the Saints drew first blood while visiting the Delta Islanders at Sungod Arena.