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The Burnaby Lakers made numerous moves in anticipation of a new approach to things for the upcoming 2017 Western Lacrosse Association season. The most recent move can be classified as perhaps the stealthiest.

They were challenged, but the Burnaby Winter Club Bruins were never pressed. To see how the Bruins controlled every period of last week’s B.C. peewee A2 hockey championships in Trail was impressive.

Andy Luo got his second wind on the second round at the Maple Leaf Tour’s Vancouver junior golf championships last week.

At 14, Milena Kalisch has discovered a few things. She loves running, and the longer the course better. She’s also pretty good at it. Kalisch made an impressive debut at the U.S.

In western movie parlance, the Burnaby Winter Club Bruins wore the black hats entering Wed-nesday’s tier 1 bantam A provincial hockey final in Kamloops.

Playing a leading role in his club’s third-best record in the Western Hockey League, Burnaby Winter Club product Mathew Barzal was selected this week as the Western Conference Player of the Year.

You can never have enough of a good thing. It’s a logical conclusion, and one Vancouver Stealth netminder Tye Belanger would endorse – especially when it comes to playing time.

Burnaby’s Hanif Mawji pushed his rivals hard en route to finishing second at the 2017 Canadian Boccia championships in Longueil, Que.

It’s been a good year for Burnaby’s Nicolas Bruyere. A netminder for the Chase Heat, Bruyere was named an all-star in the Kootenay Junior B Hockey League last week.

From the tee box to the green, Simon Fraser University’s golfers attracted attention in their California swings.