Side-by-side, Margo Ferguson and Gabby Fortin have turned a lot of powerful plays for the Riverside Rapids senior girls volleyball team over the past three seasons.
In his final game as a senior at Northern State University, outfielder Brent Lawrence went 3-for-6 and stole two bases in a 10-7 loss to Minnesota Duluth last week.
Coquitlam's Jisoo Keel kept up the pressure over a three-round CN Future Links Pacific Championship golf tournament in Courtenay, with only one shot separating her and champion Brooke Henderson.
COQUITLAM - The Archbishop Carney Secondary track and field team came out ahead among District 43 schools at the Coquitlam/Delta district championships, held at Coquitlam Town Centre park.
Riverside Rapids Drew Ragiste takes the big leap during the Coquitlam/Delta track and field championships last week at Coquitlam Town Centre. High schools from the region competed with an eye on earning a berth to next month's provincials.
In a replay of last year's Provincial Cup final, the Coquitlam Metro-Ford under18 metro soccer girls Threat topped the Port Moody Storm 3-0 to win the Coastal title.
PORT COQUITLAM — While the regular season winds down, the Terry Fox Ravens senior tennis team get prepared to ramp it up.
Standing 8-0 entering the final week of high school league play, Fox will enter the Fraser Valleys with a bye into next week’s semifinals.
Two other District 43 rivals — Heritage Woods and Port Moody — stood tied at 6-2 for second place and will engage in quarterfinal challenges against Seaquam and Delta, respectively.
The Fraser Valley championships are slated for Coquitlam Town Centre courts on May 14.
After that, the Ravens become good hosts — and hopeful contenders — as they pick up the reins and run the provincial AA and AAA tournaments at Vancouver’s Queen Elizabeth Park and Burnaby Lakes complex, May 23 to 25.
PORT COQUITLAM — Although a disappointing exit in the National Lacrosse League playoffs may temper it, PoCo’s Curtis Dickson has reason to be pleased Wednesday after the league announced it’s 2013 All-Pro all-star teams.
From minor hockey to skating against the country's top midget players in a span of weeks, hockey players Whitney Dove and Shannon Morris-Reade gained a whole lot this past season.
Max Hollingworth is hammering his way to a hot start. The Coquitlam Reds outfielder lashed out four hits over two days - not that impressive on the surface - including his league-leading fifth home run, drove in six runs, stole two bases and scored five times in a pair of doubleheaders on Vancouver Island on the weekend.