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Firing 60 shots on net and coming away on the wrong side of the score, the Grandview Steelers tried things a different way on Sunday and exited with the win.

It’s four-of-a-kind for Simon Fraser University’s men’s soccer team. Beginning a new NCAA season on the right foot, the No.

Emily Bausback, a junior figure skater who trains at Burnaby’s Champs International Skating Centre, placed 12th at last week’s International Skating Union’s Junior Grand Prix event in Lithuania.

Last year’s darkhorse knows they’re starting in the shadows again. But for the St. Thomas More Knights, the opportunity to surprise their rivals and build on what was an emotional and successful 2017 season is a chance to cherish.

It’s a groove for a reason. Burnaby’s Jay Xu carried one hot tourney result to the next, posting back-to-back wins on the Maple Leaf Junior Golf Tour, topping the Boston Pizza-presented Mini Tour stop in Richmond on the weekend.

Burnaby talent to help Douglas College as it builds a case for 2018 national championship

As summer’s go, 2018 has been pretty special for Burnaby Lake Field Hockey Club president and premier division player Adrien d’Andrade. He more than doubled his international cap total in games played for the Canadian men’s field hockey team.

Fresh off a second consecutive conference title and its sixth championship in the past eight years, Simon Fraser University enters the 2018 campaign as unanimous favourites to defend its title in the 2018 Great Northwest Athletic Conference Preseason

It was just like that Jane Fonda movie On Golden Pond. The two Burnaby summer swim clubs got terrific results at the Simon Fraser regionals two weeks ago at Central Park, when they nabbed a load of medals.

Burnaby’s Hanif Mawji pushed it to the playdowns before getting bumped at the Boccia International Sports Federation’s (BISFed) 2018 World Boccia championships in Liverpool, England last week.