Local Sports

A bike ride up Coquitlam’s Blue Mountain Road changed Rick Mang’s life.

Rested and ready, the New Westminster Hyacks now roll up their sleeves.

There was a distinct chill in the air, including a bit of seasonal flurries, as a large contingent of runners from across the province converged on Vancouver’s Jericho Park. Members of the Royal City Track and Field Club made sure to make the 2017 B.

They weren’t trying to send a message, but what the New Westminster Hyacks said with their performance on Friday was something very impressive – and loud.

Rory McDade is no stranger to Queen’s Park Arena. The one-time junior A Salmonbellies star is now the New West senior A squad’s head coach, taking over a team that came two-wins shy of a Mann Cup championship this past summer.

Behind some stellar work from middle Ekam Khangura, the New West senior girls volleyball team spun its first win of the season, topping Alpha 3-0.

Less practice but more fire. And get comfortable with a putter. Those are a few of the goals Burnaby’s Leo Harper has put down for next year’s golf season.

They’ve got the playoff spot well in hand, but the New Westminster Hyacks aren’t satisfied. On the heels of a 30-12 win over the Carson Graham Eagles, the No. 1-ranked senior AAA football squad in B.C.

It wasn’t that Stan Stewardson’s life revolved around sports, but more so that sports revolved around the New Westminster native. A member of Lester Pearson High’s B.C.

For only the sixth time in PacWest history, one university has pulled a sweep in men’s and women’s soccer.