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It’s a new game for a new team. The TSS Rovers women’s soccer team may be a new entity, but they pack a whole lot of experience. And Burnaby’s Emma Regan is eager to hit the pitch with her new teammates – even if some she’s known for years.

Forget the score – remember the experience. The Burnaby North Vikings saw their season come to an end Monday in a 5-0 defeat at the hands of West Vancouver in a zone cross-over for provincial qualifying.

Nicola Parolin is going to try not to be a netball mom when her daughter, Dahlia, plays for Team BC in this weekend’s Under-23 and senior national championships at the Fortius Centre in Burnaby.

It ended just as though scripted. First-time contestants in the Vancouver Metro Soccer League’s Over-35 premier circuit, EDC Burnaby understood the challenges, the possibilities and the route they’d need to take to exit on a successful note.

The lessons absorbed from a tough debut in the United Soccer League's Premier Development League didn't go to waste on the Burnaby-based TSS Rovers.

The Burnaby Central Wildcats combined to clean up at the senior division, just as the Burnaby Mountain Lions demonstrated their strength at the junior group at last week’s Burnaby-New West district track and field championships, held at Burnaby Centr

The Simon Fraser University men’s basketball program has signed its first two student-athletes in the 2018 recruiting class, inking B.C.

When things come together better than planned, it’s magical. For the Burnaby District metro boys under-13 United, the Coastal Cup run has seen its share of rabbits pulled out of a hat.

The Burnaby Striders’ Iossif Georgilas set a furious pace in the boys’ 11-year-old division at the weekend’s Norwester’s Elementary track and field meet at Swangard Stadium.

EDC Burnaby Over-35 premier men’s soccer team will have one more game as underdogs.