Local Sports

It’s been a while in the making, but the B.C. Junior A Lacrosse League finally unveiled its 2019 schedule, with the first game coming in five weeks. And the New Westminster junior Salmonbellies are chomping at the bit to get started. Last year’s B.C.

Sheila Cowan’s Royal City Curling Club team put up a good fight before finishing second at last month’s B.C. Women’s Senior Curling championships in Trail.

Although they weren’t crowned, the Douglas College Royals wrapped up another season with a heralded run. It just didn’t reach the finish line they had aimed for.

Showing that age is just a number and winning medals never gets old, some local athletes made hay at last week's Canadian Masters indoor track and field championship in Edmonton.

School celebrates eight students who have mapped out their post-secondary blueprint, with the help of their athletic talents

But for a buzzer-beater, the Douglas College Royals had a second straight B.C. title in the bag Saturday at the PacWest men’s basketball championship final.

95-year-old swimmer shatters world record

A Royal City Curling Club foursome was part of a record haul of 30 gold medals for Team B.C. at the Canada Winter Games that wrapped up Sunday in Red Deer, AB.

They failed to repeat but at least garnered some ammunition to carry with them to the nationals. The Douglas College Royals women’s volleyball team were no match for the nationally No.

They got the start they wanted, but by the time the final buzzer sounded, the New Westminster Hyacks' finish was all about goodbyes.