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The Burnaby Lakers’ midget A-1 team came a goal-shy of making the provincial final, finishing the season with a 5-3 victory over Coquitlam to place third overall in Langley.

Three turns got Burnaby’s Shiloh Corrales Nelson to where she wanted. Now, she’s ready to let her hammer throw do the talking. The St.

Three members of the Burnaby Lake Rugby Club were part of the B.C. Bears roster that delivered a dominating performance in a 54-12 victory over the Prairie Wolf Pack in Kelowna on Saturday.

Someone had to lose, so fittingly, the Burnaby Lakers' season ended with a tie. And like the proverbial Christmas gift of yore, an 8-8 deadlock Friday with the Nanaimo Timbermen was a disappointing blow to what had been such a promising season.

His summer break won’t be much of a break at all – and Burnaby’s Max Anchor would have it no other way.

Ringette B.C. and the New West-Burnaby Ringette Association are hosting a free try-it session on Saturday, 3:15 p.m. at Moody Park Arena.

Burnaby athletes made out like bandits at the B.C. Athletics Track and Field Jamboree in Kamloops earlier this month, returning with a healthy medal bounty. Leading the way was three-time champion Brandon Hsu of the Burnaby Striders.

The Burnaby minor lacrosse association can show off a provincial bronze medal, after a solid performance earlier this month by the squad’s peewee C team.

There will be a new boss in the dugout for a second straight season.

With both teams playoff hopes heavy on the table, it came down to a stellar performance at one end and some smooth resilience at the other.