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Port Moody Bandits have done it again -- amazingly. Formerly based out of PoCo and called Tri-City, the Bandits became the first West Coast Sr.

Jarrett Dorman's back and healthy and the Port Moody Bandits have seldom looked stronger. The PoCo Saints Jr. 'A' box grad whipped in three goals to guide the Bandits to an 8-5 triumph Thursday over the host Ladner Pioneers in West Coast Sr.

Eighteen Tri-City residents were named recipients of the 2nd annual Burnaby Mountain Selects (BMS) field lacrosse scholar-athlete awards, it was announced Tuesday.

Port Moody Bandits let a 2-0 second period lead slip away and were bounced 11-5 Tuesday by the Ladner Pioneers at Burnaby's Bill Copeland Arena. The result evened the best-of-five West Coast Sr.

Coquitlam's Ron Petersen fired a second round 2-under-par 70 to assume the lead in the B.C. Senior Men's Championship at Squamish Valley Golf Club in Squamish.

They came in bunches for the Coquitlam Jr. Adanacs during the regular season. Now, they are bordering on bankrupt in the B.C. Jr. 'A' lacrosse league playoff final. They are goals.

Coquitlam's Kim Mackenzie has been named to the Team Canada women's team that will compete in the inaugural World Cup roller derby tournament Dec. 1-4 in Toronto.