Local Sports

There’s a whole lotta fun happening at Swangard. That’s the general point of it all when the TSS Rovers play, and has been the order of the day throughout the club’s third season in the USL-2 development soccer league.

St. Thomas More Collegiate alumna Mary Parsons continues to tee off from the better tee boxes. The second-year student-athlete at Indiana University was named to Canada’s golf team for the upcoming 2019 Pan American Games in Lima, Peru.

Regan Yee will have two opportunities in June to try to meet the qualifying standard in the 3,000-metre steeplechase for the 2019 IAAF world championships in Doha, Qatar.

It wasn't what he was called to do last year, but Graydon Bradley let it be known Wednesday that, yes, he can finish.

It was a veritable bonanza of medals for the Burnaby Judo Club, as their athletes returned earlier this month from the national championships in Edmonton. In the under-16 division, it was a virtual haul. Leading the way for Team B.C.

Some have billed it as ‘We the North’ vs ‘the Dynasty.’ But it could just as much be about two Burnaby doctors getting it done.

Last year is really old news. By the effort and result shown in their Western Lacrosse Association season opener, the Burnaby Lakers are looking to bury all memories of that disappointing season, too.

There was gold-a-plenty for Burnaby athletes at last week’s zone track and field championships.

The Burnaby Wildcats are heading to the provincial B.C. Track and Field championships this weekend with a bolt of momentum from last week’s zone championships.

The Burnaby Mountain Lions exited the zone championships in a good place. The Lions posted the best aggregate score in the junior division, accumulating a landslide 231 combined points between the girls and boys division.