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Fine-tuning and a final roll down memory lane. The New Westminster Hyacks senior girls head into the Burnaby-New West league playoffs next week as the favourites. But that and a five-spot barely buys a latte these days.

It’s the clichéd calm before the storm, or where rubber meets the road.

Newcomers embrace a team culture that takes it one game at a time, and is currently ranked No. 2 in the Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association's women's volleyball national poll

As president, she could assume executive tweeting power, but New West’s Jennifer Domville is more into collaboration.

It’s been nearly two seasons since he played, but New Westminster’s Justin Morneau made it official on Wednesday, when he retired from Major League Baseball.

The Douglas College Royals are all about making their own luck these days.

A year ago, Nina Schultz took the NCAA by storm. To follow it up, the New Westminster native is ready to make it a super sophomore season.

You didn’t need political spin to see that the positives outweighed the losses in New Westminster Hyacks’ 72-57 defeat at the hands of the Burnaby South Rebels last week.

Joshua Miki is a chip off the curling rock, who himself is a chip off the curling rock. A third generation of the Miki family is starting to make shavings on the curling sheet.

When it came to playing, there was a tough-as-nails component to Rich Catton’s game that put the opposition on their heels. As a coach, that element comes into play in a different way.