Local Sports

Under-17 boys invited to take part in u-18 national soccer championships after late pull out by Newfoundland

The Clan shutout South Dakota School of Mines 27-0 in second half at Swangard Stadium

The Clan women sit in fifth place overall in Great Northwest Division II volleyball standings following a four-set loss to No. 4-ranked Western Washington

The boys of the Vancouver Northwest Giants could spend Thanksgiving Monday relaxing thanks to back-to-back wins against the Fraser Valley Thunderbirds in Major Midget league play.

Burnaby’s Simon Fraser University campus will play host to International Taekwondo Federation (ITF) practitioners from all over B.C. on Oct. 12, for the second B.C. Cup Taekwondo Championships.

Twelve-year-old Burnaby soccer phenom Damiano Pecile will be living out of a suitcase for the next few years in order to pursue his dream on the pitch.

The Simon Fraser University football team clinched its first win of the season on the road 29-19 against the Dixie State Red Storm on Saturday, Oct. 4.

The St. Thomas More Collegiate (STM) Knights blanked Kelowna’s Rutland Voodoo 53-0 at home at Burnaby Lake Sports Complex on Friday.

At first blush, boxers Rosalia Calla and Robert Couzens, of the North Burnaby Boxing Club, seem like yin and yang. She is like a humming bird.

The Simon Fraser University men’s soccer team earned a 1-1 draw against Western Washington University on Washington’s Harrington Field, Saturday night (Sept. 20). Captain Jovan Blagojevic scored the only goal for the Clan in the 75th minute of play.