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A four-touchdown performance from Andros Dancey set the tone in the Royal City Hyacks’ 52-0 trouncing of White Rock in junior bantam football play.

Car racing couple Andy and Tracey Pearson will be wrapping up the 2016 Sports Car Club of B.C. season with a championship run at the Mission Raceway Park this weekend.

The executive director of Tourism New West is the latest local to be elected to the Douglas College Foundation board of directors. New West native Tej Kainth joins fellow Royal City resident Baj Puri on the foundation’s board.

The Saskatchewan Rush reached out to the West Coast with the third overall pick in the National Lacrosse League draft on Monday.

Staring at a quick 2-0 deficit in the first end of the 2016 Anita Cochrane Memorial Junior Classic’s women’s final, the Sarah Daniels rink remained cool, calm and collected.

If things look easy during these early football days, it’s only because the New Westminster Hyacks have been working hard for it. The B.C.

Team B.C. walked away with some silver two weeks ago in a pair of field lacrosse championships in Winnipeg. The B.C. under-15 boys squad was edged 13-9 by Ontario in the Alumni Cup final, with a similar result fated to the B.C.

Whether it’s an apples or oranges comparison, the end result tasted sweet.

Last year’s B.C. champs are this year’s target. The Douglas College Royals women’s soccer team is adjusting to their new position atop the ‘favoured rival’ post, as each opponent lines up to beat the standard bearers from 2015.

A pair of former New Westminster Salmonbellies played pivotal roles in a lacrosse championship. Keegan Bal and Richard Lachlan were mainstays with the St.