Sports

Tough past week for man-short junior A Lakers

The Burnaby Lakers saw their B.C. Junior Lacrosse League record fall to 15-0 following a tough three-game swing that began last week in Coquitlam.

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Wranglers in hockey final with 'Blades

Michael Busto of Burnaby registered an assist for the Las Vegas Wranglers in a 7-2 loss to the Florida Everblades in Game 2 of the best-of-seven East Coast Hockey League championship playoff final on May 15. Florida currently leads the series 2-1, with Game 4 set for Tuesday night (played after NOW deadlines).

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Pipers pip Burnaby teams from AAA girls' provincials

Burnaby school soccer teams took a back seat to North Shore at the provincial girls' soccer playdowns for a third straight year.

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Alpha to AA rugby championships

The Alpha Aztecs played one of their best games ever to reach the provincial AA high school rugby championships for the first time.

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Burnaby/New Westminster girls combine for hoop silver

A truly representative Burnaby/New Westminster girls' basketball team won a silver medal at the under-15 Basketball B.C. provincial zone championships in Langley.

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New-look Lakers not quite ready for WLA 'Rocks

The Burnaby Lakers looked good in their new gold-trimmed home white jerseys, but the Victoria Shamrocks proved a little better on the scoresheet.

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Another kick at the cup

It took more than a little bit of sibling rivalry to get Milan Gajic back on the lacrosse floor.

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Whitecap boys to Danone Cup west

Three of the Vancouver Whitecaps FC newest residency players want to bring the Danone Cup back out west.

Simon Fraser University men's soccer announces 2012 schedule

The Simon Fraser University men's soccer team will look to defend their back-to-back Great Northwest Athletic Conference titles in 2012, playing a schedule that includes several matches against teams that were ranked in the regional top-10 polls during the 2011 season, and three teams that have previously won NCAA, NAIA or Canadian national championships.

Burnaby New Westminster/North Shore zone girls' soccer

One more chance: The Burnaby North Vikings, in white, lost to Handsworth 2-0 in the BurWest/North Shore zone AAA high school girls' soccer qualifier on Monday.

Burnaby sports in short

Burnaby's Alan Tolusso won his second Zone 4 junior golf tournament, firing a two-under-par 70 at the Squamish Valley club on May 13.

Thrower wins first GP event

Burnaby javelin thrower Curtis Moss won an International Amateur Athletics Federation Grand Prix track-and-field event in Ponce, Puerto Rico last weekend.

Lakers stand up to Adanacs

The Burnaby Lakers held their own against the vaunted Coquitlam junior Adanacs.

Soccer Knights to ninth girls' provincials

The St. Thomas More Knights won a thrilling overtime matchup against Seycove, and its ninth straight appearance at the B.C. high school AA girls' soccer championships.

Eldest Gajic to join brothers for Salmonbellie opener

It took more than a little bit of sibling rivalry to get Milan Gajic back on the lacrosse floor.

Rookie a first-time wheelchair basketball hit

If the B.C. Wheelchair Basketball Society (BCWBS) had a rookie-of-the-year award then Amanda Yan would be a slam-dunk winner.

Soccer star a role model for youth

It wasn't actually a day off, but Canada's premier women's soccer player will take it.

Javelin thrower wins first Grand Prix event

Burnaby javelin thrower Curtis Moss won an International Amateur Athletics Federation Grand Prix track-and-field event in Ponce, Puerto Rico last weekend.