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The Coquitlam Adanacs made Jr. Adanac Jalen Chaster the Western Lacrosse Association's top territorial pick prior to Thursday's annual draft of graduating junior players.

After the BC Junior A Lacrosse League wasn't able to play last year because of COVID-19 health restrictions, the league is preparing for a delay to its season this year.

BC School Sports has officially cancelled championships for winter sports because of COVID-19 public health restrictions. Some coaches say they're not surprised.

If the Western Lacrosse Association is able to begin its season on schedule in June, most of its star players should be immediately available after the professional National Lacrosse League announced Wednesday it won't return to play until the fall because of COVID-19 restrictions.

Some young Port Coquitlam hockey players are pouring their energy into helping the Share Family and Community Services food bank.

The Coquitlam Express of the BC Hockey League is hoping to boost opportunities for girls and young women playing hockey through a new partnership with the Tri-City Predators.

The president of Port Moody Soccer Club says the organization can't grow because it doesn't have enough fields.

The Tri-City's junior and senior lacrosse teams are getting ready for their seasons, even though they could still be impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic and public health restrictions.

Challenging build for Port Coquitlam will come to an end when project is complete with 425-stall parking lot, new arena, gym, sports courts

Junior B hockey teams, like the Port Moody Panthers, won't be able to play for a provincial championship this season because of the COVID-19 pandemic.