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Burnaby-trained Kevin Reynolds, an Olympic silver medallist, has announced his retirement from competitive figure skating.

From one opportunity to the next, Burnaby’s Massimo Rizzo is making the most of a great season. The Penticton Vees captain last week helped Canada West grab the bronze medal at the World Junior A Challenge in Bonnyville, Alta.

Looking at the scores, a distant observer would assume that the lane was clear and unobstructed for the Daniel Wenzek rink at the Lower Mainland men’s playdowns last week.

Simon Fraser University women's wrestling, led by a pair of first-place finishes at 123 and 155 pounds, closed out the year with a strong showing at the West Coast Tournament of Champions.

Reality says the majority of teams in the Burnaby-New West senior boys basketball league are, well, out of their league.

Nerves, white knuckles and flop sweat. None of the above were evident when Dan Richardson and fellow Vancouver Warriors staff awaited the start of the 2018/19 National Lacrosse League season last Saturday. Well, “nerves” as in a normal way? Check.

Julie Johnson has landed in Europe with gold and silver medals already in her pocket.

Consider it an early holiday present for Lower Mainland hockey fans. The two top-ranked prospects for this June’s NHL Entry Draft are set to hit the ice this week at Langley Events Centre as part of the Lordco Auto Parts Road to the World Juniors.

The Burnaby North Vikings are ready to fill the void.

International elite hockey is coming to Burnaby, but unless you already have a ticket you are out of luck.