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Quick breakouts and dropped balls may be a good way to sum up Friday’s 36-14 New Westminster Hyacks’ win over the Notre Dame Jugglers. Head coach Farhan Lalji noted he didn’t feel great after the victory.

It’s time to score a touchdown against hunger. The B.C. Lions and Purolator are inviting football fans to help their local food bank by bring a non-perishable food item or cash donation to the Lions game on Oct. 5, when B.C.

Burnaby, New West players pulled on jerseys for a variety of teams, including the Salmonbellies' Lyndon Bunio, who starred for England

If they didn' havet see the Capilano Blues again this year, that would be fine-and-dandy for the Douglas College Royals.

Like a typical election period, the start of the hockey season is full of promise and hope. Once the writ -- or in this case, the puck -- is dropped, the goal is to get the 'W.' The main difference is that for the players of the B.C.

The results have exceeded early season expectations, and no one’s more happy about that than Douglas College Royals coach Chris Laxton.

It was a strong performance to launch her sophomore season at Oregon State with. New Westminster’s Grace Fetherstonhaugh posted a time of 14:11.1 minutes at the Portland State Rust Buster earlier this month, finishing sixth overall for her school.

Like a football version of SimCity, the New Westminster Hyacks are stacking up for a long run.

For a handful of local lacrosse players, Wednesday was the start of something big.

The Douglas College women’s soccer team maintained its unbeaten streak, edging Capilano University 2-1 on Saturday and battling fellow undefeated rival Vancouver Island to a 1-1 standstill on Sunday.