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Tim Frick will be inducted into the Wheelchair Basketball Canada hall of fame.

Wave the flag: The Burnaby Lions, in green, and the New Westminster Hyacks, in orange, took part in a Mainland football league spring flag football tournament at Mercer Stadium in New Westminster last Saturday.

Wheelchair Basketball Canada will induct Tim Frick, former head coach of the Canadian senior women's national teami nto the hall of fame in recognition of his exceptional career and outstandingcontributions to the sport of wheelchair basketball.

It wasn't actually a day off, but Canada's premier women's soccer player will take it.

Missing an opportunity for an unprecedented fifth B.C. high school AA golf provincial title was like discovering your ball in deep rough with an impossible lie. But St.

The Royal City Youth Soccer Association is hosting a day of training sessions with Canadian national team captain Christine Sinclair at Burnaby Lake Sports Complex-West this Saturday.

Burnaby motor sports driver Michael Valiante will have a busy season of racing. Valiante was an 11th-hour replacement for Starworks Racing at the 24-hour at Daytona at the beginning of the year.

Burnaby's Ryan Nugent-Hopkins scored his first goal at the International Ice Hockey Federation world championships in a 7-2 win over France on Monday.

The New Westminster Salmonbellies offence stalled big time in Tuesday's 5-3 loss to the Delta Islanders in B.C. Junior Lacrosse League play.