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For the 14 th time, the St. Thomas More Knights proved kings of the castle on the Grade 8 gridiron circuit.

November has not been a month to remember for the Grandview Steelers.

There’s no denying that the St. Thomas More Knights’ senior football season was a success on the field in 2019.

Who needs Disneyland when your volleyball team is in the thick of a provincial championship tournament berth race? For Burnaby Central senior boys coach Graham Hendry, it seemed every day last week featured a spin on a rollercoaster or two – with the

Burnaby's Morris brothers made life difficult for the opposing Columbia Bible College Bearcats, combining for 43 points and eight steals to lead the Douglas College Royals to a 111-61 victory in PacWest men’s basketball action on Friday.

No opponent provides the exact same look, but the St. Thomas More Knights are aiming to replicate the passion and strategy which saw them leapfrog their way into Saturday’s B.C. Subway Bowl AAA semifinal (7:30 p.m.) at BC Place.

It's been a whirlwind two months journey for the Burnaby Central Wildcats. The senior girls volleyball team has worked extra hard and wasted little time in filling the schedule with quality games in pursuit of being the best they can be.

Burnaby will be the centre of the ringette universe for six days next week, with the world’s best settling in for a world-class competition.

They may not have gotten into the medal hunt, but the Alpha Aztecs were full marks for their performance over the first two days at the B.C. AA senior boys soccer championships at Burnaby Lake West complex.

The Burnaby Lakers put in a long-distance call when it came to filling their vacant head coaching job for the 2020 Western Lacrosse Association season. The New England Black Wolves' Glenn Clark answered.