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Goalie Rose officially returns to WLA Adanacs

Coquitlam Adanacs finally got the man they felt always was their man to tend net for them.

Carkner sisters join forces at Trinity U.

Natalie Carkner will bounce on the basketball court beside her older sister, Stephanie, with Langley's Trinity Western Spartans on athletic scholarship for the next university women's basketball season, it was announced Tuesday.

Rough Vic. trip for ragged Reds

The Coquitlam Reds ' trip to Vancouver Island last weekend was hardly of the holiday variety. The Reds dropped all four games in a pair of doubleheaders versus the B.C.

Blackburn's clutch hit keys Classics' win

Sara Blackburn singled in the top of the sixth inning to drive in the deciding run as the Coquitlam Classics U-14 girls fastpitch team edged the Vancouver Wild Cats 4-3 Monday to earn its first win of the season.

Centaurs sock it to Fox in girls soccer

Centennial Centaurs scored early Monday - and often.

What a racquet this week in Winnipeg

Five Coquitlam athletes have swatted their way to the Canadian junior racquetball championships running this week in Winnipeg.

Lukawesky fires one-hitter for SFU Clan

Coquitlam's Cara Lukawesky upped her record to a sparkling 17-5 after pitching the Simon Fraser Clan to a 4-0 triumph over the Western Washington Vikings in a university women's softball showdown Sunday in Bellingham.

With fly fishing, it's all about mechanics

As student of angling and angling instruction, I have read many books in my quest to improve at my craft. The better ones follow a format first published in a text by Dame Juliana Berners in 1486.

Centaurs rough up Riverside in girls soccer

Tamara Derby set up two goals before striking for her team's final pair herself as the Centennial Centaurs thumped the short-staffed Riverside Rapids 6-0 in a Fraser Valley North AAA senior girls high school soccer league game Wednesday at Cunnings F

SuperStrikers cricket kids bat and bowl at Mackin Park

S mack in the teeth of the National Hockey League playoffs, an entirely different game completely new and unique to many young Tri-City athletes is eagerly being chewed up at Mackin Park. Cricket.