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Some have billed it as ‘We the North’ vs ‘the Dynasty.’ But it could just as much be about two local doctors getting it done.

There will be no soccer this weekend for the New Westminster Hyacks senior girls team.

Despite the absence of the defending league scoring champion, the New Westminster Salmonbellies began the 2019 Western Lacrosse Association season on a Raptors’ like roll.

The New Westminster Secondary track and field team will head to Kelowna next week with a full head of steam.

It’s going to be a special honour and a great chance to reminisce and see some old friends. New Westminster’s Darlene Currie is going to soak it up as she joins an elite group of athletes and honourees at the B.C.

For Kaitlyn Hanger, Christina Heslop and Kosta Adzic, three times was the charm at the Burnaby-New West district track and field championships, held earlier this month at Burnaby Central and Swangard Stadium.

New Westminster Salmonbellies’ general manager/president Dan Richardson is feeling pretty pumped these days. And the success of his favourite hockey team, the Boston Bruins, is just part of the reason.

It hasn't been the start to the season they'd hoped, but the past two games have demonstrated that if they work together, 2019 may still be a good year for the New Westminster Salmonbellies.

Fans of the Western Lacrosse Association could be the winners this season. Because every game will likely have a winner.

You can’t accuse New Westminster Salmonbellies’ general manager and president Dan Richardson of not going to extreme lengths to put his team over the hump.