Local Sports

Cliff Avenue United will join three other Burnaby teams in this weekend's Coastal Cup youth soccer finals in Richmond.

Co-ed soccer: A local adult mixed soccer league kicked off its season at Burnaby Lake Sports Complex-West last weekend.

The Burnaby Lakers are hoping to build a winner from the goal on out. The Lakers made a reasonably good start in that direction despite a 7-2 loss to the Delta Islanders in the junior A club's B.C. lacrosse league home opener on Sunday.

Practice made near-perfect for the New Westminster Salmonbellies in their B.C. Junior Lacrosse League home opener.

Track and field - the marquee coed sports event on the B.C. high school calender may be cancelled because of ongoing teacher job action in response to recent B.C. government legislation. B.C.

The Douglas College Royals won three games against Shoreline in a pair of weekend baseball doubleheaders. The 8-8 Royals finished off Shoreline 9-4 on Sunday with a 13-hit triumph.

Douglas College improved its women's collegiate softball record to 6-4 following a split in weekend Northwest conference play last weekend.

Junior Tyler Digby posted his 11th multi-point game of his collegiate field lacrosse career at Robert Morris University, scoring twice in a 25-9 NCAA Division I win over Quinnipiac on Saturday.

It could be hard to envision a different outcome from last season to this in the B.C. Junior A Lacrosse League.

Local District 4 soccer teams took a variety of paths to a Coastal Cup final.