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Ground game and disciple proved to be the ying and yang of the New Westminster Hyacks on Friday. Fortunately, the local crew got enough of the first to make the latter less painful.

Halloween is still a few days away, but in West Vancouver on the weekend more than 1,000 screaming fans witnessed an entire field hockey team come back from the dead.

With three tour stops in the book, team Sato have all but walked away with the B.C. Junior Curling Tour men’s title with a commanding 181.875-point lead over the second place team.

It’s been more than 20 years since the Hyacks were a real threat on the senior boys volleyball circuit. This year’s success has changed the channel when it comes to expectations, too.

It’s been nearly a month since the Douglas College men’s soccer team last tasted defeat. They’ve racked up four wins and a tie since then, including a pair of decisions over league-leading Vancouver Island.

Going unbeaten through the regular season is highly overrated anyways. The New Westminster Hyacks suffered their first setback of the 2019 AAA football season, falling 27-0 to Vancouver College last week.

Although the late Al Davis was talking football when said "Just win, baby," his words apply to anything. It may be the mantra for the Douglas College Royals women's soccer team this weekend. The Royals enter Friday's PacWest semifinal (2:30 p.m.

It’s been a while in the making, but the Mountain United under-17 boys soccer team are prepared to take on the best teams from around Canada for national bragging rights. The Burnaby-North Shore based B.C.

One day after a difficult loss, the Douglas College men’s soccer team took to the same pitch with a plan.

New Westminster-born Mike Mason is final-bound. The 33-year-old athlete qualified for his first-ever high jump final by clearing 2.29 metres at the IAAF World Athletic championships in Qatar on Tuesday.