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The New Westminster under-11 Salmonbellies entered the tier 2 provincial final two weeks ago with a plan and a hope. By an 8-3 margin, they exited with a big trophy.

It was champions week in the Royal City last week. A trio of Royal City Youth Soccer Club boys teams ended up collecting cup victories to add to the clubhouse mantelpiece.

Commuter gridlock will give way to intense speed, at least for a few hours, when the B.C. Superweek Cycling Series hits New Westminster’s downtown streets on July 11.

Putting the regular season to bed just means it's time to ramp it up.

For the New Westminster senior girls Hyacks, the 2016-17 season held a lot of promise, hope and expectations – as it does nearly every year. But while the majority of players were Grade 11s, the goal of reaching the B.C.

It’s not by any definition a field trip, but the 12 New Westminster Secondary boys heading to Salmon Arm this weekend hope to turn it into a field day.

Driven partially by necessity but also by design, the New Westminster Salmonbellies stocked its cupboard last week through some fishing of a different sort.

The New Westminster Minor Lacrosse Association is hosting its annual Doug Hazelwood Memorial Lacrosse Development Clinic on Feb.

With just a couple games to play, the Douglas College Royals women's volleyball team is looking primed for the provincials.

The Douglas College Royals continued their on-court success in PacWest women’s basketball action, beating two Island rivals to improve to 13-3 on the season.