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A four-game losing streak is in the rearview mirror, thanks to a strong weekend for Burnaby’s Christian Buono.

There is strength in numbers, as well as a reminder. With the Burnaby Wildcats Remembrance Day Hockey Tournament reaching a new high in teams involved, the prognosis for the girls’ tourney is very bright.

Court is in session for the Moscrop senior Panthers. Both the senior girls and boys teams were setting their sights on big efforts Thursday night in the league playoff championships (played after NOW deadline).

Experience is no problem when the St. Thomas More Knights senior girls volleyball team comes to play. Expectations aren’t, either.

A run up the charts against the province's best isn't something a one-man band can do on the B.C. AAA senior football circuit. The New Westminster Hyacks can attest to that.

Katie Stewart-Barnett powered to third overall in the junior girls division and lead a strong local showing at the B.C. High School cross-country championships at Vancouver’s Jericho Beach. The St. Thomas More Grade 9 student completed the 4.

You don’t go from unranked to best in the east in a few short months without some major kilowatt performances. And while no one would suggest the St.

Where the St. Thomas More Knights will be in three weeks’ time is yet to be determined. What they’re doing in the coming two weeks is geared towards getting them to B.C. Place.

Some sharp netminding and a little kick-back effort was all the Grandview Steelers needed to shake a stubborn losing streak. The Burnaby-based junior B hockey club ended a four-game skid Wednesday by rallying to beat the Langley Knights 4-2.

In the short slog that is the high school soccer season, a league final is where the road is set for a potential provincial run. The Burnaby Central Wildcats are hoping the map proves true.