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How does a gifted basketball player at a high school with no volleyball program get a university scholarship to play the latter sport? Well, it certainly helps when you're six-foot-six, can manoeuvre like a gazelle, and can jump out of the gym.

Port Moody Black Panthers out-shot the best the Harold Brittain Conference has to offer Wednesday. They darn near out-scored them, too.

First, Mallory Sall netted a university athletic scholarship. Now her Riverside Rapids' teammate, Katie Woo, has made her own post-secondary smash.

If you don't get that Christmas gift for your angler this week, it will be nothing but excuses. You might think that by this time much of the popular fishing equipment, at most shops, will be well picked over and you may be right.

Kristina Collins of Port Coquitlam drained 10 points but her Simon Fraser Clan fell 65-57 in overtime to the Grand Canyon Antelopes in a university women's basketball game Monday in Arizona The loss dropped the Clan to 5-3 heading into the Christmas

Sometimes an 8-0 loss can be a good thing. Look at the Port Moody Black Panthers.

Five Simon Fraser Clan men's soccer players, including Coquitlam forward Carlo Basso and Port Moody defender Matt Besuschko, have been named to the NCAA Div. 2 All-West Region first team, it was announced Tuesday.

This is a puck. This is a stick. This is the ice.