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New Westminster running back No. 1 in Calgary

Fifth-year Calgary Stampeders running back Jon Cornish is closing in on his first-ever 1,000-yard CFL season. Cornish currently leads the Stamps with 825 yards on 111 carries, averaging 7.4 yards per carry since taking over the No.

Last call for Burnaby Sports Hall of Fame nominations

If you are interested in nominating someone for induction into the Burnaby Sports Hall of Fame, you had better hurry. Nominations for the 11th annual inductions close on Friday, November 18.

Burnaby-based midget Giants move to within two points of lead

Burnaby's Adam Helewka helped propel the Northwest Giants into second place in the B.C. major midget hockey standings. Helewka tallied the game-winning goal in the Giants' 3-1 victory over the Valley West Hawks at the Burnaby Winter Club on Sunday.

Knights continue winning ways

It was an ugly win for the St. Thomas More Knights on Friday at Percy Perry Stadium, but head coach Bernie Kully hopes it will serve as a wake-up call to his number-1 ranked squad.

Tough loss for SFU Clan women

Two days after earning their first Great Northwest Athletic Conference win of the season, the Simon Fraser Clan women's soccer team suffered a heartbreaking home loss to Montana State on Saturday afternoon at Fox Field.

Santorelli to play in Sweden

Burnaby native Mark Santorelli is putting his NHL dream on hold for now. Santorelli, the younger brother of Florida Panthers forward Mike Santorelli, signed a one-year deal with Tingsryd in Sweden.

Swimmers compete

Burnaby residents Brittany Tonello and Disa Fladmark are synchronized swimmers on the Fraser Valley Masters Synchronized Swimming Club who train at Simon Fraser University and recently went to Roseville, California to compete at the U.S.

Hyacks lose 41-0 - for the second time

The road to redemption for the New Westminster Hyacks begins with the small step of tackling better.

New Westminster Hyacks lose 41-0 for second week in a row

The road to redemption for the New Westminster Hyacks begins with the small step of tackling better.

Injuries plague football Hyacks in 41-0 loss

Just when Farhan Lalji thought things couldn't get worse, they did Saturday at O'Hagan Field in Vancouver.