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It's four and counting for the Douglas College Royals. The PacWest women's basketball team extended its win streak last week with a convincing 80-41 victory over Columbia Bible College in Abbotsford.

The Morris brothers made life difficult for the opposing Columbia Bible College Bearcats, combining for 43 points and eight steals to lead the Douglas College Royals to a 111-61 victory in PacWest men’s basketball action on Friday.

In their last match of 2019, the Douglas College Royals men’s volleyball team tasted something that has been in short supply this season. And no doubt, they didn’t like it.

Burnaby will be the centre of the ringette universe for six days next week, with the world’s best settling in for a world-class competition.

Although it’s early, it still looks good to see your name atop a national poll.

Getting into the dome is always a big challenge. Staying there is even more so when the draw gets whittled down to a handful of titans. The New Westminster Hyacks saw their three-year streak of making it to the B.C.

Wiping away the malaise that comes with a five-match losing streak, the Douglas College Royals demonstrated a lot of the jam that made them one of the top teams last yar in the PacWest women's volleyball circuit a year ago.

New Westminster’s Katelyn Stewart-Barnett was a strong third at last week’s B.C. High School cross country championships in Abbotsford. Running for her St.

The cold weather didn't cool off the Douglas College Royals, although it didn't help. The men's soccer team wrapped up the Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association championships last Saturday with a disappointing 1-0 loss to the Champlain St.

Just at the right time, the New Westminster Hyacks reclaimed their winning mojo. The senior AAA football team launched the 2019 playoffs Friday with a well-rounded and completely dominating 45-6 victory over the Terry Fox Ravens at Mercer Stadium.