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Two on podium at Oregon open

Five members of the Simon Fraser University men's wrestling team competed in the Southern Oregon Pete BelCastro Open this past weekend with two wrestlers posting top-three finishes and one competitor finishing fifth in his weight class.

Douglas upsets defending men's national champ

The Douglas College Royals volleyball team should be in for a rise in the polls following a weekend sweep of the defending Canadian collegiate champion and No. 5-ranked Columbia Bible College.

Giants keep pace with leaders, down lowly Ice

The Northwest Giants found themselves in a three-way log jam for second place in the B.C. major midget hockey league following a weekend sweep over the last-place Kootenay Ice. The Giants defeated the Ice 4-0 at the Burnaby Winter Club last Saturday.

Star striker named to USL soccer hall of fame

The United Soccer Leagues announced Christine Sinclair of Burnaby has been chosen for induction into the USL Hall of Fame on Tuesday. Sinclair will be inducted along with the rest of the class of 2011 at the USL Hall of Fame banquet on Friday, Dec.

Not much to show for better play

The Grandview Steelers played some of their better hockey this week but came away with few points to show for it. The junior B Steelers gave up a late goal in a narrow 3-1 loss to runaway conference leading Richmond Sockeyes on Sunday.

Burnaby to host B.C. high school AA and AAA soccer championships

Burnaby/New Westminster schools will be involved in both the AA and AAA provincial boys' soccer championships taking place at Burnaby Lake-West next week.
Photos: Junior girls district volleyball final

Photos: Junior girls district volleyball final

Canada West wins world Jr. A gold

Burnaby's Brandon Morley shared in a gold medal with Canada West at the World Jr. A Hockey Classic in Langley. The 17-year-old B.C.

Moscrop let down in Tier II playoff

Injuries, weather and no-shows spelled an ignominious defeat for the Moscrop Panthers in the first-round of B.C. high school Tier II football playoffs.

Goalie named third star

Brian Stewart of Burnaby was named the third star in an East Coast Hockey League game on Saturday. Stewart blocked 25 shots to help the Elmira Jackals to a 4-2 win over the Reading Royals. Stewart is currenly fourth in the ECHL with a 0.