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The table is set for a lollapolooza of a game Friday at Burnaby Lake West, as the St. Thomas More Knights face their toughest conference rival in a battle for first place. If they can beat No.

From his vantage point on the B.C. Sports Hall of Fame podium, Coquitlam’s Alex Stieda can trace much of his athletic accomplishments to the grinding run up Gatensbury Road. As a member of the Class of 2020, the B.C.

It's been all treat, no trick for the Grandview Steelers in October. The red-hot Burnaby-based club continued its winning ways last week, adding wins over Port Moody and Ridge Meadows to an eight-game unbeaten streak.

Halloween is still a few days away, but in West Vancouver on the weekend more than 1,000 screaming fans witnessed an entire field hockey team come back from the dead.

A trip to the national championships ended just off the podium for the Burnaby-North Shore based Mountain United under-17 boys soccer team.

It’s not often you get to shatter a world record. If you can do it with some of your best friends beside you, all the better.

Two Burnaby boys will be wearing the maple leaf with pride this weekend. Damiano Pecile and Deylen Vellios will represent Canada at the 2019 FIFA under-17 World Cup in Brazil, beginning Saturday.

It was a long time coming. As someone who has been teaching at the school well before it became a secondary, Colleen Gaskell said the result that her Moscrop Panthers senior boys soccer achieved Wednesday was something special.

The goalies have it covered. The Grandview Steelers pushed their unbeaten streak to seven with a pair of shutout victories in Pacific Junior B Hockey League action.

It was Osho, Osho and more Osho last Saturday. The Seaquam Seahawks were unable to contain St. Thomas More’s Nick Osho, as the Grade 11 ball carrier counted five touchdowns to lead a solid 31-22 victory in North Delta.