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Westcoast Curling Classic returns to town

It's mere hours until Olympic gold medallist Kevin Martin returns to the Royal City. The 12th Annual Westcoast Curling Classic is scheduled for Oct.

Burnaby fire captain takes on Adanacs job

A soon-to-retire Burnaby fire captain is taking on some extra responsibilities as the new general manager of the Coquitlam Adanacs senior lacrosse team. Randy Delmonico was announced Thursday as the club's new general manager, replacing Les Wingrove.

Burnaby boy Ryan Nugent-Hopkins to start season with Edmonton Oilers

When he didn't get a call or a text ushering him to the office, Ryan Nugent-Hopkins deduced that he was sticking around long enough to make it to the Edmonton Oilers' team-bonding mini-camp in Jasper, Alta.

SFU Clan drop 37-17 decision to Central Washington

The SFU Clan's long NCAA nightmare continued on Saturday in Ellensburg, Washington as the Clan dropped to 0-4 in the Great Northwest Athletic Conference with a 37-17 loss to the Central Washington Wildcats.

Panthers lose in tough exhibition game

One week after being the hammer, a Moscrop Panthers were the nail in a 35-6 exhibition loss to Abby Christian at Burnaby Lake West on Friday afternoon.

Ast gets first goal

Former Burnaby Winter Club product Anthony Ast took a Giant step Friday night.

St. Thomas More solidifes claim on top spot

The St. Thomas More Knights showed the province that they're worthy of the number 1 high school football ranking. The Knights went on the road to Surrey on Saturday and pounded Holy Cross 55-28.
Clan falls to Humboldt State in home loss

Clan falls to Humboldt State in home loss

A highlight reel run from Bo Palmer was the only shining moment for the SFU Clan men's football team Saturday as they dropped a 35-7 decision to the Humboldt State University Lumberjacks at Fox Field.

Soccer Clan looks to snap four-game losing streak

A road trip through Idaho and Montana proved fruitless for the SFU Clan women's soccer team as they dropped two matches last week to American opposition.

Burnaby's Moscrop Panthers drop 35-6 exhibition to Abby Christian

One week after being the hammer, the Moscrop Panthers were the nail in a 35-6 exhibition loss to Abby Christian at Burnaby Lake West on Friday afternoon.
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