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The Kodiaks were on point Sunday taking on Delta United at Moody Park. The metro women’s soccer league division 3 game was a make-up game for a rain-out earlier in the season.

The Royal City is once again represented on the men’s national field hockey team as they get ready for the 2016 Azlan Shah Cup in Malaysia next month.

It may have seemed magic was required, but for the New Westminster Warlocks, capturing a first-ever Canada West Field Lacrosse League playoff title was an accomplishment of pure hard work and determination.

As the sixth seed entering last week’s Canadian Colleges Athletic Association men’s volleyball championships, the host Douglas College Royals had room to prove their mettle. They did just that, nearly scoring a medal in the process.

Buoyed by a dominant showing from their boys, the Hyack Swim Club finished in second place at the Swim B.C. AAA championships in Saanich. When the water calmed, the UVic-Pacific Coast club finished first with 3,232.

Six practices, 17 athletes, seven communities. The players representing Zone 4 came together over a short period of time to accomplish a silver medal in ringette at last month’s B.C. Winter Games in Penticton.

In her first round of the spring golf season, Simon Fraser University’s Breanna Croxen produced a rarity -- a hole-in-one.

There was more than fatigue weighing down Jamie Jackson’s voice as he discussed his team’s run through the B.C. Major Midget Hockey League semifinals on Tuesday.

There will be a new father-son combo to write up in the New Westminster Salmonbellies’ history books.

It wasn’t the storybook run at the B.C. 3A senior girls basketball championships that they hoped, but the New Westminster Hyacks exited with some well-deserved validation.