Local Sports

Port Moody Black Panthers pounced on the gold medal Sunday in an Atom Tier 1 three-on-three hockey tournament at Surrey's Excellent Ice.

Coquitlam Reds keep rolling along. The Reds swept a doubleheader via a pair of one-run wins over the second-place Nanaimo Priates on Sunday at Mundy Park. The Reds rose to 22-16 in fifth place in the 13-team B.C.

Port Coquitlam's Reaghan Chadwick is not just your average 15-year-old girl. She's well above average -- given she's prolific enough in both hockey and lacrosse to be named to Team B.C. in both sports for upcoming Canadian national championships.

Offensive lineman Mason Woods of the Terry Fox Ravens is among three returning players from the 2010 bronze-medal winning squad to have made Football BC's 40-man roster for the B.C.

Port Coquitlam FC Soccer Association's minor faction is headed in a new direction, and there's few better than Oliver Heald to point the way.

Port Moody Bandits overcame period deflcits of 3-1 and 5-4 to trim the Ladner Pioneers 8-7 Monday in West Coast Sr. 'B' lacrosse league action Monday at PoMo Rec Complex.

Leah Pells resides beside large, lush Mundy Park and religiously runs through its many twisting trails.

Port Moody Redtails lost but still won Sunday at Mundy Park. The Squirt 'C' (11-12) girls minor softball team slipped 8-6 to the Ridge Meadows Tigers in the District final but still qualified for the B.C.

Simon Fraser University Clan lacrosse senior Luke Genereux of Port Coquitlam was recognized last week for his stellar standing on the President's Honour Roll.