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All moral victories aren’t created equally. The one the Burnaby junior Lakers achieved on Sunday should be filed away among the better kind. Kicking off the 2016 B.C.

For Emily Kim, 15, the idea of competing at the World Junior Taekwondo championships is a big motivator. The daughter of S.C.

The spotlight for Taekwondo is going to shine brightly in Burnaby this November, as the city welcomes athletes from across the globe for the World Junior Taekwondo championships.

A win is a win, but Burnaby Lakers coach Brad Parker hopes Tuesday’s decision over archrival New Westminster is the shape of things to come when the games count.

There may be some who discount Burnaby Lake Rugby Club’s chances in Saturday’s Canadian Direct Insurance (CDI) Premier League final against the UBC Thunderbirds. For those that do, BLRC coach Kris De Scossa can see why.

You turn in a standout season and appropriately the recognition follows.

Burnaby’s Taylor Lawrence was more than happy to contribute to a major milestone, even if he had to go to Winnipeg to achieve it.

The Shasta Trampoline Club did what it does best at the recent B.C. Gymnastics championships, counting 15 medals for its athletes. Setting the pace were a quintet of trampoliners who topped their respective categories.

The Simon Fraser University softball team’s playoff hopes were dashed Saturday when the Central Washington University Wildcats came out scratching.

With draft-mania on the mind of most Canadians, the Canadian Football League announced its third and final rankings heading into the May 10 CFL draft.