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The Burnaby Minor midget C2 Dawgs won the Pacific Coast Presidents League playoff banner following a 5-0 victory over New Westminster C2 in Richmond on Saturday.

The St. Thomas More Knights made program history, becoming the first junior varsity girls' basketball team from Burnaby to finish in the top eight at the B.C. high school championships.

Simon Fraser University was far from its best in the Great Northwest conference women's basketball final. The No.

Helen Crofts won the first NCAA national title on land for Simon Fraser University athletics.

The Burnaby South Rebels finished with a record of 2-2 and in 13th place at the B.C. high school AAA girls' basketball championships. The No.

The South Burnaby Metro Club under-15 Wild Dogs won the 4District Commonwealth Cup in the Silver 2 Division with a 3-2 win over the North Vancouver Flames.

Burnaby South's Jermaine Hayley is best known for his offensive talents, but it was his effort on defence that helped the Rebels to a first-ever provincial junior varsity basketball title. Hayley and company shutdown No.

Nayo Raincock-Ekunwe capped her final season at Simon Fraser University as the Great Northwest Athletic Conference women's basketball player of the year.

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