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Transgendered teen athlete becomes an advocate
Cory Oskam looks like your typical teenage goaltender.
LeBlanc: A rose among the Thorns
Maple Ridge’s Karina LeBlanc was the last player to leave the field Sunday. She was signing autographs for young girls. Talking to soccer moms. Beaming into TV cameras.
NUMBERS DON'T JIVE
Re: "Auditor general issues report: John Doyle critiques Evergreen Line," Friday, March 29.
34 Puñaladas tango from the dark end of the street
- 34 Puñaladas, April 7 at 8 p.m., Presentation House Theatre. Part of Capilano University's Global Roots Series. Tickets $30/$27 at tickets.capilanou.ca.
Baertschi bolsters Heat
With Mikael Backlund healthy and the Calgary Flames needing to open a roster spot for the playmaking Heat graduate, Sven Baertschi was assigned to Abbotsford on Saturday and joined the club for their game in Rochester, N.Y. Sunday.
South Delta alumni sign with NHL teams
The last time the South Delta Bantam A1 Storm advanced to the provincial championships was back in 2007. The success of those players continues to this day.
Opportunity knocks for Heat players
There are no details, dates, or rosters in place yet. But T.J. Brodie knows, for sure, this upcoming Calgary Flames training camp will feel a little different.
Big-headed performers face death in Grim and Fischer
Kate Braidwood loves being able to don a mask and morph into a feisty granny or a sad old man.
Former Chiefs' sniper returns to LEC as a Spartan
A forward with a knack for racking up points will soon be playing on familiar ice.
Pitt forward tries on a Spartans jersey
A forward from Pitt Meadows with a nose for the net will soon be playing on familiar ice.
Wotherspoon suits up for Canada
Surrey's Tyler Wotherspoon will be skating with the best players in the world over the Christmas break after he earned a spot with Canada's National Junior Team.
Brossoit, Wotherspoon chase Team Canada jobs
Two Surrey hockey players are making alternate plans for Christmas after being selected to attend the National Junior Team selection camp.
In Vancouver, soccer is a game of chants
SOCCER fans do some weird things. -- "Honey, have you seen the Ziploc bags?"
Black Friday - literally!
It was 12: 15 a.m. and I found myself trapped in a corridor of people at least 75 metres long and 25m wide.
Author reads from book on fabled hockey league
And so did Seattle and Victoria-in a league created a century ago.
Slow and steady wins the race
There is something about the moral from The Tortoise and the Hare fable that suits Megan Ellis.
Slow and steady wins the race
There is something about the moral from The Tortoise and the Hare fable that suits Megan Ellis.
