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Like an onion, the layers of experience all add up to something valuable. There’s also an occasional tear shed while peeling it.

As a sophomore, Nina Schultz would permit no slump. The Kansas State University track and field star delivered a stellar performance last week at the NCAA Indoor championships in College Station, Texas.

As part of Canada’s Tyler Tardi rink, New West’s Sterling Middleton has enjoyed the perks of winning. Now he knows the peak.

Those calling Saturday’s Douglas College Royals’ shutting down of the Vancouver Island Mariners an upset can check it at the door.

When you tally up all the games, the practices, the trips whether to Japan or Chilliwack, Doug Woodward feels they add up to something grand.

A third straight B.C. wrestling title wasn’t in the cards, but the New Westminster Hyacks made an impressive showing all the same last week in Port Alberni.

It wasn’t how they envisioned the first game going. The New Westminster Hyacks will be battling for no better than ninth place after falling 74-60 to the Semiahmoo Totems on Wednesday in the first game of the B.C.

Momentum could be Nina Schultz’s middle name. The New Westminster native will head into the NCAA national indoor track and field championships next week in Texas with a bunch of it.

Provincial wrestling hardware, currently residing in New West, has Royal City roots

These women pack a powerful punch. The Douglas College Royals put down the final spike and claimed the PacWest crown Saturday with a polished 3-0 sweep of Vancouver Island University (VIU) at the University of the Fraser Valley.