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Simon Fraser University sophomore Casey Chin was named a second All-Great Northwest conference team all-star on Monday. The second-year linebacker led the NCAA Division II football conference in tackles with 74, while averaging a conference-best 8.

Alex Kerfoot (West Vancouver, B.C./Coquitlam, B.C. Hockey League) scored once and added an assist to give Canada West a 2-0 lead midway through the second period and Carson Cooper (Bow Island, Alta.

The Douglas College Royals volleyball team should be in for a rise in the polls following a weekend sweep of the defending Canadian collegiate champion and No. 5-ranked Columbia Bible College.

The New Westminster Hyacks chose a tough first-round opponent to tackle. In fact it was a lack of tackling that was mostly responsible for the Hyacks' 52-20 defeat to the Centennial Centaurs in the opening round of the B.C.

Strong opening sets powered the Burnaby North Vikings to the Burnaby/New Westminster district girls' volleyball banner. The regular-season champion Vikings defeated the Burnaby South Rebels 3-1 in the championship final at North on Thursday.

The top-10-ranked Moscrop Panthers made short work of the Burnaby/New Westminster district boys' volleyball final. The Panthers swept Burnaby South in straight sets in the championship final at Moscrop, winning 25-18, 25-15, 25-23 on Thursday.

Total Martial Arts won the Grand Championship Cup at the recent Western Canadian Martial Arts championships at BCIT.

Douglas College gave a good account of itself following an 86-78 loss to Simon Fraser University in exhibition basketball on Tuesday.

St. Thomas More grad Jon Cornish was named to the CFL west division allstar team Thursday. The former B.C.

Charge it: Cariboo Hill's David Genet, with ball, scored the game-winning goal in a 4-1 win over Seycove on Wednesday to qualify for the