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It comes down to one game. The New Westminster Hyacks advanced to today’s (Thursday) senior girls district final, where they face the Burnaby North Vikings.

EDC Burnaby Over-35 premier men’s soccer team will have one more game as underdogs.

The Glenbrook Griffins can’t be beat. The middle school’s Grade 8 track and field team turned in a standout performance, both in quantity and quality, with a number of medals.

In a successful season for Simon Fraser University golf, the women’s team found itself the recipient of a handful of awards as announced by the Great Northwest Athletic Conference last week.

With the end of April showers, the New Westminster Twins are eager to make some hay in May.

Nina Schultz returned to Kansas State University and slotted in to help the team’s 4x400 women’s relay team score the best time at the Texas Tech Corky/Crofoot Shootout in Lubbock, Texas last week.

High Point University’s Connor Robinson scored two quick unassisted goals, triggering a rally that propelled the Panthers past the Air Force Falcons 7-6 in Southern Conference Div. 1 field lacrosse action last week.

With one game left in the regular season, the New Westminster Hyacks are eyeing a top-three finish. But sliding to third would be an option of the unkindest kind.

Shasta’s Declan McLean has landed in Colombia to compete for Canada at the 2018 Pacific Rim championships.

There’s nothing like a couple of polished performances to erase a no-show. The New Westminster Hyacks improved to 4-1-0 and reclaimed first place with a pair of victories over the previously-unbeaten Alpha Aztecs in the past week.