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WEB Exclusive story on the New Westminster junior A Salmonbellies coach Rich Catton's anticipation of the start of the 2018 season

Speed begets speed. Recently, a pair of swimmers from the Hyack swim club pushed each other to national records.

The New West Hyack football program has two events planned for May – an evening for grownups and a big day for the kids. On May 4 they are hosting their sixth annual Hyack Football Comedy Night at Lafflines Comedy Club at the Columbia Theatre.

New Westminster's Nicholas Susanto has a way with a racquet. The 12-year-old badminton player showed his skill and passion at last week's provincial under-13 championships, winning both the singles and doubles title. He defeated the No.

When it came to impact, Ryan Leslie was a major provider during the start-up years of the New Westminster Hyacks football program.

After just over two weeks of league play, the New Westminster Hyacks haven’t lost a game on the pitch yet. They did lose one on the schedule, though.

At 19, Nina Schultz has already been the talk of the town, the campus and a couple of nations. Add the Commonwealth to the list.

It was the best of times, it was the second-best of times.

Everyone understood that the upcoming B.C. Junior A Lacrosse League season would be a year of transition for the New Westminster Salmonbellies.

A few years ago, when Isaiah James was in Grade 9, it began to dawn on him he had a shot at playing football at the university level. That dream has come true for the New Westminster Hyacks lineman, and for several of his teammates.