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Port Coquitlam's Kristina Collins poured in a team-high 18 points, including five three-pointers, to spark the Simon Fraser Clan to a 77-69 triumph Thursday over the Alaska Anchorage Seawolves in a university women's basketball game on Burnaby Mounta

Following seven straight wins -- all at home -- the B.C. Hockey League's Coquitlam Express will be tested this weekend when they travel to tangle with two Interior Conference foes.

I have always known that the U.S. has many times eclipsed Canada, and in particular B.C., in the running battle over prominence for the world's best of salmon and trout fisheries.

England keeps calling back Coquitlam's Brittany Rogers. She's more than happy to make the return trip.

Port Moody Curling Club Bonspiel, featuring four teams from South Korea, runs today (Friday) through Sunday at PoMo Rec Complex. The Koreans entered the event after registering via PMCC's website, said club VP John Crabb.

Coquitlam Express not only stretched their B.C. Hockey League winning streak to seven games on the weekend, they did it by toppling the top two teams in the Coastal Conference. After zipping past the Powell River Kings 4-1 at home Saturday, the Jr.

Isaiah Stevens, Brycen Mayoh and Michelle McQuillan of the host Terry Fox Ravens recorded three wins apiece to spark their team at a Coquitlam high school wrestling league mini-meet last Thursday.

There were plenty of shooting Stars at last weekend's 16th annual Carney Classic senior high school basketball tournament and few burned brighter than the two host teams. Archbishop Carney bombed Richmond's J.N.

Kelowna Owls were the big winners thanks to their big man in Saturday's final of the Terry Fox Legal Beagle senior boys high school basketball tournament.

One of the things that amazes me in reading old documents is how closely history repeats itself, and how many of the old letters are still relevant today.