Local Sports

Six-year-old Lora Harter competes at the Omega Gymnastics 2011 Invitational on Sunday where more than 200 athletes attended the event.

The problems with floor allocation time have been resolved but the Coquitlam Jr. Adanacs are still up for sale, according to general manager Ken Wood.

The Port Moody Nitro squad had no room for injuries when they took the field in an under-16 soccer game on the weekend. A lack of extra players forced the injury-riddle squad to keep all 11 starters on the field for the entire game.

The Port Moody Black Panthers will have to wait until next week to notch their first win of the month. The junior B hockey club dropped a 5-3 decision to the Richmond Sockeyes at home on Saturday, bringing the squad to 20-16-6 on the season.

The Coquitlam Sr. Adanacs have named Bob Salt as their new head coach after Neil Doddridge resigned from the position due to work commitments this week.

Malcolm McKinney did all he could yet was no match Wednesday for the Surrey Eagles. The 18-year-old forward zipped in a pair of goals but his Coquitlam Express were spilled 5-2 by the Eagles in a B.C.

Port Moody Black Panthers will need softer hands when they go fishing Saturday to spear the Richmond Sockeyes. The stick-gripping Cats were jolted 2-1 Tuesday by the visiting North Delta Devils, leaving PoMo's Pacific International Jr.

One of the many things I learned in my years as a youth fly fishing club coach is the value of an objective. It is often an objective that can make the difference between a pipe dream and a plan.