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With just one game left in the regular season, the New West junior Hyacks are looking like a juggernaut. The Hyacks maintained a perfect record by downing W.J. Mouat 32-12 last week at Mercer Stadium.

A two-game run – that is what’s required for the Douglas College Royals’ women’s soccer team to advance to the Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association championships.

It’s becoming more and more evident that the New Westminster Hyacks have a first-rate secondary.

It’s a change that should put B.C. teams on similar footing as Ontario – but will primarily create more parity and stability at home first. The directors of the B.C.

From where he and his staff stand, there still is a lot of work to do. They added another 400-plus offensive-yard game to their record and put up a season-high 44 points.

Michelle Wessa’s header on Saturday stood up as the game-winning goal as the Douglas College Royals women’s soccer team disposed of the Quest Kermodes 3-1.

Four trips to the Mann Cup, including the last one as head coach, will be the stat line that grabs the headlines for outgoing New Westminster Salmonbellies head coach Steve Goodwin.

More flags than a shipyard usually spells trouble, but it didn’t hamper the New Westminster Hyacks’ voyage last week to Victoria. Despite having four touchdowns called back due to penalties, New West topped No. 4-ranked Mount Douglas 29-6 in the B.C.

With solid numbers to build around, New Westminster Secondary senior girls volleyball coach Manny Valoma can envision a happy run as the Burnaby-New West league hits the courts this week.

The Mann Cup championship drew more than 13,000 fans to Queen's Park Arena over six nights, kindling a deep passion for the game and the hometown New West Salmonbellies. While the B.C.