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Just as the weather begins to chill out, the Moscrop Panthers are at their hottest. The senior boys soccer team has achieved more things in one season than the program has seen in 20 years as a secondary.

Patrick Zubick wasn’t too busy but what he saw, he stopped. The netminder picked up the shutout, backstopping his Simon Fraser University men’s hockey team to a 7-0 drubbing of the visiting UVic Vikes at the Bill Copeland Arena.

Things continue to rise off the tee in a good trajectory for St. Thomas More Collegiate alumna Mary Parsons.

UPDATED: STM to face No. 3-ranked Van College in Saturday semifinal

Dante Fabbro is a man in demand.

St. Thomas More's Katelyn Stewart-Barnett was a strong third at last week’s B.C. High School cross country championships in Abbotsford.

Even from thousands of kilometres away, Colleen Gaskell got a good feeling for just what her Moscrop Panthers were going through last Thursday in the inaugural Fraser North District senior boys soccer final.

Dryden Valade scored once and set up two others to pace the Grandview Steelers to a 4-1 victory over the Port Moody Panthers last Sunday.

It proved to be a perfect storybook season run for Burnaby sisters Anisha and Janika Sangha. In their second season together as members of the University of B.C.

Simon Fraser University’s Olivia Willett finished Saturday’s NCAA Div. 2 West Regionals with a huge push, placing third and securing an automatic berth to the national championships. The Coquitlam native completed the six-kilometre event in 20:51.