Local Sports

Fresh off her MVP performance at last weekend's Red Serge Classic tournament in Port Coquitlam, Mallory Sall of the Riverside Rapids inked a letter of intent to play the next university women's volleyball season with the Minot State Beavers of North

Wednesday night was whacky night in the Pacific International Jr. 'B' hockey league. One of the leads in a brigade of befuddlers was the Port Moody Black Panthers.

The final score was 2-0 Sunday for the Tri-City Eagles women's team over a select group of high school all-stars. The real winner was the BC Cancer Foundation.

Coquitlam Metro-Ford tNt erupted to bury the North Shore Blasters 5-0 Sunday in a girls Under-13 Gold youth soccer game.

Rylan Smaaslet tallied his second touchdown of the day Sunday when it mattered most.

Jasmin Glaesser of Coquitlam raced to an amazing seventh place in the women's Omnium as the 2012 UCI Track World Cup cycling tour kicked off last weekend in Astana, Kazakhstan.

Megan Pinske is jumping to Germany. A Coquitlam native and former Port Moody Blues high school standout, the point-guard Pinske has inked a one-year contract to play on the TV Saarlouis Royals of Germany's Damen Basketball Bundesliga (DBBL).

The results indicated the Riverside Rapids had a monopoly on the competition at last weekend's high-calibre Red Serge Classic senior girls high school volleyball tournament in Port Coquitlam.

Port Moody Black Panthers scored seven goals Saturday, then surrendered seven Sunday. The see-saw weekend saw the Cats out-gun the Ridge Flames 7-4 at PoMo Rec Complex before getting drilled 7-1 the next day by the host Grandview Steelers.