Local Sports

The North Coquitlam United soccer club took on Port Moody during an under-21 contest at the Dr. Charles Best turf field on Sunday.

Vancouver heroes Harold Snepsts and John Garrett are two of over a dozen Canuck alumni that will be at the Coquitlam Express game on November 23 in support of the Eagle Ridge Hospital Foundation.

The Gleneagle Talons appeared poised to roll into the AAA field hockey girls' provincial championship finals last week but instead will have to settle for third place.

Port Coquitlam's Archbishop Carney Stars will take home a second-place banner after coming up short in the final game of the B.C. AA high school soccer championship on Wednesday.

The Terry Fox Ravens AAA varsity football squad has made it to the quarterfinals after a nail-biting finish against the Centennial Centaurs at B.C. Place Stadium on the weekend.

The Coquitlam Vikings continued its dominance into the first game of the Vancouver Mainland Minor Football post-season against the North Surrey Eagles on Saturday at Percy Perry Stadium.

Port Coquitlam's Brittany Rogers won the Kate Richardson Outstanding Female Athlete of the Year award at the Gymnastics BC annual awards reception earlier this week.

The Coquitlam Metro-Ford Edge managed to hang on to first place in the under-16 minor soccer standings after two tough games on the weekend.

The Heritage Woods Kodiaks senior girls volleyball team took home a championship banner at the Handsworth Royals Invitational Tournament in North Vancouver last weekend.

It looks like Coquitlam hockey player Josh Hartley is heading to the Ivy League.