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The season for the New Westminster Hyacks senior girls soccer team came to a certain stop Monday, much earlier than hoped. Facing North Shore champion Argyle, the Hyacks were running uphill most of the game before falling 4-0.

You can never have too much depth on defence. With their latest deal, the New Westminster Salmonbellies have fortified what is looking like a fortress.

Through a tumultuous winter and the rewards of spring, Shasta Trampoline Club’s Tamara O’Brien has taken the challenge and gone for it. The rewards for her talents and effort continue to pay off.

If there was a vote for Most Valuable Hyack soccer player at New Westminster Secondary School, Nisa Reehal would be a big name on the ballot.

New Westminster’s Raquel Tjernagel achieved a nice first as one of a large contingent of University of Texas track athletes who were named to the Big 12 Conference’s All-Big Academic team.

Will Malcom and Jacob Patterson launched their official first year as junior A lacrosse players with two-goal games, leading the New Westminster junior A Salmonbellies past Port Coquitlam 7-4.

It’s the first trophy likely of many to come for Kansas State’s newest track and field star.

There is no truth to the rumour the New Westminster Salmonbellies have offered Liam Neeson a free walk-on spot in the lineup.

The Vancouver Stealth have accomplished a first – the National Lacrosse League team is playoff-bound.

Josh Byrne’s final season at Hofstra University has been nothing short of terrific.