Local Sports

New Westminster big stick Matt MacGrotty helped the Bryant Bulldogs to their first-ever Northeast conference field lacrosse title.

The St. Thomas More Knights football team got a rude awakening prior to a spring scrimmage at Mercer Stadium in New Westminster on Friday.

The New Westminster Salmonbellies won their second straight B.C. Junior Lacrosse League matchup against the Nanaimo Timbermen.

The Douglas College Royals failed to gain ground on third-place Shoreline in the north division of the Northwest collegiate women's softball league.

Columbus will get another crack at the premier women's juggernaut - Surrey United. The Burnaby-based Columbus club advanced to the championship final of the B.C.

Five Burnaby Winter Club Bruins were snapped up with the top-23 picks in the Western Hockey League draft.

New Westminster's Total Martial Arts Centre brought home 14 medals and two grand championship awards from the recent B.C. open karate championships in Surrey.

Maul ball: Burnaby Lake's Dan Schinbein, centre, and Nathan Lee, with ball, go into a maul against the Brit-Lions in a third division quarter-final game. Burnaby lost the match 28-22.

The B.C. high school track and field championships at Swangard Stadium in Burnaby will take place as planned. The decision came from B.C.