Local Sports

Join the Burnaby Sports Hall of Fame at its induction dinner next month and get a chance to bid on what will likely become a collector's item.

The Shasta Trampoline Club will be hosting team trials in trampoline and tumbling gymnastics at Cameron rec centre in Burnaby next weekend.

Dine at Boston Pizza and help B.C. high school football. Participating Boston Pizza locations will give 15 per cent of what your team spends back to the program. Receipts are needed. The promotion ends on May 31.

Fifth-year Douglas College student Charmagne Yeung and 18-year-old freshman Nathan Choi were named the PacWest badminton players of the week.

The Northwest Giants increased their lead in the B.C. major midget hockey league following a weekend sweep over the Thompson Blazers on all-star weekend at the Langley Events Centre.

New Westminster Salmonbellies forward Cliff Smith earned a second consecutive National Lacrosse League offensive player of the week award on Jan. 16.

The first-place Royals swept Columbia Bible College 3-0 in back-to-back games in Abbotsford Jan. 18 and 19. Douglas got a complete team effort from every player on the bench in the two-game series over the last-place Bearcats.

Burnaby ice dancers were the belle of the Canadian figure skating championship ball in Mississauga, Ont., last week.

The New Westminster Royals won the Winter Classic peewee hockey tournament in Kamloops last weekend. The C1 Royals were unbeaten in all five of its games, including a 4-1 win over the Kelowna Predators to win the two-day weekend tourney.

The Douglas College Royals women's basketball team kept its eye on first place in the PacWest following a pair of wins at home.