MARCH:
Jeff Taylor and Ruilin Huang were named the Douglas College male and female athletes of the year.
Ruilin Huang won a fourth consecutive Canadian Colleges' women's singles title in badminton.
The Northwest Giants won their fourth consecutive B.C. major midget hockey playoff title and third in a row against the Cariboo Cougars.
Keegan Bowman was named a Midwest conference player of the week in collegiate field lacrosse.
The STM Knights completed a near-perfect Grade 8 girls' basketball season, capturing the school's first-ever B.C. high school championship.
APRIL:
New Westminster played host to the Canadian national ringette championships.
Milan Gajic joined his three younger brothers Nenad, Ilija and Alex on the New Westminster Salmonbellies senior A lacrosse team.
Manhas scored a team-high 20 points for the Rebels. Lukic and Des Lister chipped in with 13 points apiece.
The annual hoop tourney is also a fundraiser for Children's Hospital.
R.T. all-stars
Burnaby South Rebels Martin Bogajev and Taymoor Khan of Burnaby Mountain were both named second team all-stars following the annual pre-Christmas Rod Thomson Mountain Madness high school boys' basketball tournament.
Co-hosts South and Mountain locked horns in a battle for fourth and sixth places, with the Rebels coming out on top 72-49.
No. 2-ranked Yale won the tournament championship over Delta 103-62.
