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Take two turned out the same as the original take. For the Burnaby junior Lakers, that means the first win of the 2019 B.C. Junior A Lacrosse League season remains elusive.

Junior Amanda Janes was among an elite few, receiving a 2019 Great Northwest Athletic Conference Softball All-Conference first team honour this week.

Current Nashville Predators and former Burnaby Express star Kyle Turris and Burnaby Winter Club product Dante Fabbro are going to be pulling on the Maple Leaf to represent Canadda at the upcoming World Hockey championships in Slovakia.

If the last regular meet of the season is the finale, Burnaby’s Zion Corrales Nelson made sure to put her best foot forward.

There were plenty of takeaways from the first game of the season for the Burnaby junior A Lakers on Saturday. Unfortunately, two points weren’t part of the total. The Lakers launched the 2019 B.C.

Led by freshman Isaac Lee's first team selection, the Simon Fraser University men's golf team placed four student-athletes on the 2018-19 Great Northwest Athletic Conference Men's Golf All-Conference team.

New Westminster’s Jon Cornish made a huge impact in a short time span. The Canadian Football Hall of Fame gave the big striding one-time Calgary Stampeders star it’s biggest honour, naming Cornish among its class of 2019 inductees this week.

What was once long ago became the here-and-now for École Alpha Secondary’s Sava Savkovic. It wasn’t just once, but twice now that the former gold-level soccer player aced another sport – gymnastics – at the B.C.

Sitting in third place after one round at the Great Northwest Athletic Conference women’s golf championships, the Simon Fraser University women's golf team let the birdies fly in the back nine to once again soar to the top of the podium.

It’s a long way to Tipperary, as the century-old song would say. It’s also a lengthy route to the provincial cup – but one of the last routes is through the Coastal Cup.