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PHOTOS: Canadian bantam girls' lacrosse championships

PHOTOS: Canadian bantam girls' lacrosse championships

Goalie to Canada's u-18 selection camp

Kimberly Newell of Burnaby was one of 40 players, including just four goalies, to be invited to the selection camp for Canada's national women's under-18 hockey team.

Burnaby teen wins women's Stanley Park Open

Katerina Boiko of Burnaby upset top seed Monica Neveklovska in the final of the 80th Stanley Park Open tennis championships Sunday.

Burnaby Minor to host AAA provincials

Burnaby Minor Baseball will be hosting both the AAA mosquito and single A peewee provincial championships on back-to-back weekends at Kensington Park.

It's all coming down to the wire for Burnaby in WLA

Parity in the Western Lacrosse Association is going to put a big damper on at least three senior A clubs this year. With the final week of the regular season soon to unfold, the possible final scenarios for all seven teams are too many to mention.

Hyack swimmer qualifies for Pan American Games

Hyack Swim Club's Sherry Liu is off to Mexico after a silver medal swim at the Canadian summer nationals on Sunday.
Photo Gallery: Peewee AA tournament

Photo Gallery: Peewee AA tournament

Burnaby sports briefs

Charlie Hughes of Burnaby tied for seventh place at the B.C. amateur golf championships in Kamloops. Hughes carded a fourround 281, including a five-under 67 in the final round to finish at sevenunder-par. St.
Photo gallery: Burnaby Barracudas A/B summer swim meet

Photo gallery: Burnaby Barracudas A/B summer swim meet

Meet me in Burnaby: Brooklyn Sartori eyes the finish line in a girls' 50-metre freestyle heat at the Burnaby Barracudas A/B summer swim meet at Central Park outdoor pool last Saturday.

B.C. wins second bronze at u-18 grid Canada Cup

Two big plays by Mikey Carney was all B.C. needed to win the bronze medal at Football Canada's under-18 Canada Cup in Lethbridge, Alta. Carney, the Grade 11 provincial high school player of the year, was named B.C.