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Name change builds bigger, bolder Burnaby hockey tourney

Name change builds bigger, bolder Burnaby hockey tourney

Change is good. The Burnaby Holiday Bantam Hockey tournament has been a staple on the minor hockey calendar for 53 years, ebbing and flowing at one point to being the hottest international bantam series in North America.
Barzal, Fabbro net Canadian invites

Barzal, Fabbro net Canadian invites

Two talented Burnaby Winter Club-trained hockey players are on Canada Hockey’s radar. Both Mathew Barzal and Dante Fabbro received invitations to represent Canada at two different tournaments.
Panthers push envelope at AAA B.C.s

Panthers push envelope at AAA B.C.s

Tested and tired, the Moscrop Panthers refused to go quietly as the final spikes were delivered at last week’s B.C. Boys AAA Volleyball championships in Langley.
Hyacks reign as junior varsity football champions

Hyacks reign as junior varsity football champions

It was a game of lines, and the steadiest line prevailed. The New Westminster Hyacks overwhelmed the Mount Douglas Rams en route to a 48-29 victory in Saturday’s B.C. Subway Bowl Junior AAA Football final at BC Place.
Lappage locks up Rio wrestling spot

Lappage locks up Rio wrestling spot

There’s no need to check her list twice. Simon Fraser University student and former Clan wrestler Danielle Lappage sewed up the first berth to the 2016 Summer Olympics with a victory last week over No.
Fradgley leads SFU past Nanooks

Fradgley leads SFU past Nanooks

Behind Rachel Fradgley’s second straight double-double, the Simon Fraser University women’s basketball team knocked off the University of Alaska Nanooks 77-60 on Saturday on Burnaby Mountain.
Injuries cause Cornish to call it a day

Injuries cause Cornish to call it a day

A career dotted with magic, championships and awards was unfortunately cut short due to concussions. St. Thomas More alum Jon Cornish announced Wednesday he was retiring as a player with the Canadian Football League’s Calgary Stampeders.
Long route pays dividends for Panthers

Long route pays dividends for Panthers

This weekend is all about the journey for the Moscrop Panthers senior girls volleyball team. Having taken the long road to get to Nanaimo’s AAAA provincial championships, the docket is loaded with hefty challenges and stern-faced opposition.
Burnaby hall of fame class of 2015 includes Evans, Seebaran and Snepsts

Burnaby hall of fame class of 2015 includes Evans, Seebaran and Snepsts

Roll out the red carpet -- the Burnaby Sports Hall of Fame is welcoming a new class of inductees.
Steelers shut down Ice Hawks

Steelers shut down Ice Hawks

The Grandview Steelers demonstrated some important bounce-back Tuesday in a 4-0 win over the Delta Ice Hawks.