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Reds come close

The Coquitlam Reds will have to wait another year to get their hands on a B.C. Premier League championship trophy.

Canada, coach Chambers on a roll

Canada's junior women's national team showed no signs of rust after a day off as they handled Russia 66-50 in their opening game of the second round at the 2011 FIBA Under-19 world basketball championships in Puerto Montt, Chile to move to 4-0.

Big woes for Coquitlam in Little League

Coquitlam A's went from the driver's seat to the back seat -- and fast -- at the B.C. Senior Little League provincial best-of-three championship series last weekend at Blue Mountain Park.

Olson, Adanacs shoot toward playoffs

Just when the Coquitlam Adanacs appeared headed for the cliff, they spun around and cruised smack back into the Western Lacrosse Association playoff hunt. Right now, Kevin Olson is the driver.

Flag football's Falcons rule Canada

Coquitlam Falcons flew to the top of the country Monday. The B.C.

Whitecaps' Leroux scores award

Former Coquitlam youth soccer standout Sydney Leroux of the Vancouver FC Whitecaps has been named to the W-League All-Western Conference Team, it was announced Monday. A UCLA Bruins player in the NCAA Div.

A's upset 'Bellies, keep playoff hopes alive

Coquitlam Adanacs aren't dead in the water just yet. They're also not quite out of the reeds.

A sprint to the finish

BC female puck camp for TC pair

The Team BC female hockey summer development camp is set to begin Friday in Osoyoos and will run through Sunday at the Sun Bowl Arena.

Famous old fight with a fish

"I hooked a lunker some 200 yards above the bridge at Yellowstone Park. I think it was 1940. "I wiped the bank of fishermen before I brought him to a sand bar. He measured at 28 inches as he lay in some six inches of water.