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The great outdoors is going to be their next rink, and the Vancouver Northeast Chiefs are hoping some of the good vibes from last week's sweep help them bring the heat. The Burnaby-based major midget hockey team is off to Fort St.

It was a tale of two cities, but both aiming for similar destinies. Monday saw the Burnaby South Rebels knock off the New Westminster Hyacks 100-91 in senior boys basketball, in a league game where the temperature rose as the game went on.

After two losses opened up the new year, the Douglas College Royals women’s basketball team was looking for a reboot. They got it, but it didn’t come easy.

The New Westminster under-16 boys Royal United were unfazed by a big deficit on Saturday. They were inspired by it. Trailing ICSF 3-1 with 20 minutes remaining in their Div.

The start of the indoor track season brings a lot of promise and hope. Promise that the months of training and prep work will result in a string of personal bests. Hope that those best will be accompanied by qualifying times for nationals.

It may have seemed a bit of cat-and-mouse, but for the Douglas College Royals men's volleyball team, it was all business.

Moves in January will pay dividends come August, New Westminster junior A Salmonbellies’ general manager Warren Goss hopes. The past few weeks have been all about making plans for the 2019 B.C. Junior A Lacrosse League season.

If it wasn’t hot before, the New Westminster Hyacks are heading into the fire this weekend.

The 2019 BC Junior Curling championships wrapped up with the reigning World Junior champions claiming the junior men’s title with a 9-2 win over Team Colwell at Vernon Curling Club.

It wasn’t quite the happy new year the Vancouver Northeast Chiefs were hoping for.