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Rare double-loss trips up Chiefs

Rare double-loss trips up Chiefs

A five-game win streak came to a skidding halt last week, when the Vancouver Northeast Chiefs ran aground to the Fraser Valley Thunderbirds in B.C. Major Midget Hockey League action.
Rebels rebound after tourney loss; North rallies in win over New West

Rebels rebound after tourney loss; North rallies in win over New West

Both Burnaby South and Burnaby North join Moscrop in the wins department, capturing their first senior boys league victories of 2019/20
Start of season brings high hopes for Vikings

Start of season brings high hopes for Vikings

At the start of the season, everyone’s eager to get in the game. That goes double for a first-year coach. The Burnaby North Vikings will launch the 2019/20 senior boys basketball season tonight when they host league rival New Westminster (7 p.m.
Lacrosse people reflect on the legacy of Sohen Gill

Lacrosse people reflect on the legacy of Sohen Gill

The sport of lacrosse has lost one of its biggest boosters. Burnaby native and Canadian Lacrosse Hall of Fame member Sohen Gill died last Friday after an undisclosed illness. He was 78.
Rizzo helps stoke Express engine in charge up the charts

Rizzo helps stoke Express engine in charge up the charts

You could have lit the darkest nook of the Poirier Sports Complex with the smile that Massimo Rizzo wore a few weeks ago.
Knights flash fast breaks in Chancellor opener

Knights flash fast breaks in Chancellor opener

In the theatre, it’s called a cold reading when you're thrown into the spotlight with little rehearsal. On the basketball court, it may be cold but jumping in without a lot of practice time could be fever-inducing. The St.
Wildcats, Aztecs ride volleyball rollercoaster

Wildcats, Aztecs ride volleyball rollercoaster

More than the wins, it’s the experiences that will be remembered as players for the Alpha and Burnaby Central volleyball teams look back at the 2019 provincial championships.
Youth fuels Rebels start to new season

Youth fuels Rebels start to new season

It appears the Burnaby South Rebels boys basketball program has found what famous explorer Ponce de Leon spent a great part of his life searching for. The fountain of eternal youth certainly seems tapped into the Rebels roster.
Finns reign again on ringette stage

Finns reign again on ringette stage

Home ice wasn’t enough to help Team Canada end Finland’s lengthy hold on the world ringette championship last week. The Finnish team skated off with a convincing 5-1 victory Saturday at the Bill Copeland Sports Centre in Burnaby.
Burnaby South launches 2019/20 season with a win

Burnaby South launches 2019/20 season with a win

Wearing the mantle of No. 1-ranked is nothing new for the Burnaby South Rebels senior boys basketball team. For the second straight year, the Rebels have the honour of being the pre-season favourites by provincial pollsters.