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Comsia World Cup bound
IF there's one thing that North Vancouver's Alex Comsia learned during his team's amazing run through the CONCACAF U17 men's soccer championships last week it's that no game is ever over until that final whistle blows.
Hall calls North Shore's Sydor
NORTH Shore mountain biking legend Alison Sydor wasn't always a legend.
Chile ready for Provincial Cup soccer draw
Estrella de Chile qualified both its premier and under-21 men's soccer teams in the Provincial Cup draw held Tuesday in Victoria.
Chile ready for Provincial Cup soccer draw
Estrella de Chile qualified both its premier and under-21 men's soccer teams in the Provincial Cup draw held Tuesday in Victoria.
When books and brooms bring us together
What do you call a group of freshmen at the Middlebury College in Vermont running around with an assortment of towels tied around their necks like capes and toting Swiffer mops?
Clarke in Mexico with U20 national men's team
Richmond's Caleb Clarke has joined the national team in Mexico City for a week long training camp leading up to the 2013 CONCACAF U20 Championships which take place Feb. 18 to March 2.
Canada gets back on board
ONE of these days North Vancouver's Chris Robanske will score a big snowboard cross victory without first suffering through a painful injury.
O'Brien always in style
NORTH Vancouver snowboarder Spencer O'Brien reached the pinnacle of her sport last weekend, winning the slopestyle competition at the FIS World Championships held in Stoneham, Que.
Brother points the way for West Van fencer
WHEN West Vancouver's Shant Basmadjian wants to sharpen his focus before a big day, he just finds his older brother Haig, takes him down to the basement and tries to stab him.
Bird lovers flock to city park
Birders are aflutter about the presence of a rarely seen bird and are flocking to New Westminster to take a look.
Simmerling's wild ride continues
WEST Vancouver's Georgia Simmerling may only be 23 years old but the young skier has already seen a lifetime's worth of peaks and valleys.
Birders flock to park to see rare bluetail
Birders are aflutter about the presence of a rarely seen bird and are flocking to Queen's Park to take a look.
Superstar celebrates her year
If Burnaby soccer star Christine Sinclair was not already Canada's most recognizable female athlete, she is now.
Summertime and the winning was easy
The New Westminster husband-and-wife team of Chad and Jennifer Oatway won the co-ed division for a second straight year at the Mind Over Mountain Adventure Race.
Soccer star focuses on World Cup
Q: You have an insane training, touring, and teaching schedule. Were you able to get away for some quality time with your family here in Maple Ridge since your return?
Bronze medals & broken records
In July 2012, Abbotsford's basketball star Jacob Doerksen signed his second professional contract with Germany's Pro A league.
Soaring to dizzying heights
THE holidays are here and it's the perfect time to find a comfy couch, grab a mug of hot chocolate and relive the excitement of the past 12 months.
Ricker races to silver
WEST Vancouver native Maëlle Ricker raced to her first World Cup snowboard cross podium finish of the 2012-13 season Friday, claiming silver in Telluride, Colo.
