Sports

Adanacs deal sniper

COQUITLAM - The Coquitlam Adanacs moved the playing rights to last year's top scorer, Cory Conway, to the Nanaimo Timbermen in a deal announced Friday by the Western Lacrosse Association.

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Siblings eager to step into World dojo

The lessons of sport are just like other lessons in life - their impact depends upon the form and reception.

Keel collects Open invite on first try

With one tournament, Jisoo Keel earned the right to be the hometown girl.

Gunners score bulls-eye at BCs

For a small club in a small town, the Port Moody Gunners sure can win big.

Coquitlam defender eager for NLL finals appearance

There were good odds that a Cornwall would be plying some shutdown defence in the National Lacrosse League championship final.

Injury, suspensions emerge from Island lacrosse brawl

Fifteen suspensions and one black eye for the sport.

Adanacs ready to roll

A new season offers new hope.

Adanacs swamp Lakers

COQUITLAM - The offence proved overwhelming.

Keel clinches Open ticket

COQUITLAM — With one tournament win, Jisoo Keel earned the right to be the hometown girl.

Ayesu-Attah sets new PB in 400m

Coquitlam's Benjamin Ayesu-Attah sprinted to the tape first to take the 400-metre men's race at the Western Athletic Conference in Moscow, Idaho on the weekend.

Tourney a diamond hit

COQUITLAM - Great throws and some terrific hitting spotlighted the action at this week's Mid-Season Classic, hosted by Coquitlam Little League at Blue Mountain Park.

Video: Coquitlam, Nanaimo intermediate players handed suspensions after brawl

NANAIMO - A B.C. intermediate A lacrosse game boiled over on Saturday in Nanaimo, an incident that has been condemned by both teams involved.

Talons stay true to form in Valley final

Unlike the popular download app, the Gleneagle Talons are not the kind of 'angry birds' you want to play.

Coquitlam coach revs up recruitment drive

He has a new title - and with it, more responsibility.

Langley erupts for six in third to knock off Port Coquitlam

The Port Coquitlam Saints knew what struck them - they just have to discover how to stop them.

Royals advance to Regionals

For the first time, the Douglas College Royals have a date at the Northwest Athletic Association of Community Colleges' baseball regionals. The Royals, whose lineup includes Coquitlam's Kurtis Malm and Takato Sakurai, will play in a four-team tourney this weekend, with two teams advancing to the NWAACC.

Stars lining up for bronze

It's come down to one game. The Archbishop Carney Stars senior girls soccer team takes on Surrey Christian today (3 p.m. at Carney) for third place at the AA Fraser Valley championships - with the victor earning a berth into the provincials.

Reds return favour to Mariners

Diamond duds to diamond studs - in the matter of days.

Selects add Coastal Cup to championship list

They took turns driving the play, but when the final whistle sounded only the Port Moody AC Selects had managed to cash in and cart off the under-14 boys Coastal Cup title.

Taekwondo competition to attract 300 athletes

Black belts from across the four western provinces will compete at Coquitlam's Pinetree Community Centre on Saturday to qualify for a position on Team Canada at the International Taekwon-Do Federation World Championships in Spain. Organizers say more than 300 people are registered to compete.