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Richmond standout Troy Stecher will be continuing his promising hockey career at the University of North Dakota (UND) next fall after accepting a scholarship offer from NCAA Division One powerhouse.

Anmol Mattu will be heading east of the Rockies to continue her basketball career next fall. A day after leading the B.C.

Richmond U14 Roadrunners capped an outstanding season with a silver medal finish at the BCLA Youth Field Lacrosse Tier II Provincial Championships in Burnaby. The Roadrunners earned their spot in the B.C.

Richmond's Philip Scrubb has been named Canada's top university men's basketball player for the second straight season.

The Steveston Kendo Club hosted its 51st annual invitational tournament, welcoming over 250 competitors from California, Hawaii, the Pacific Northwest and across Canada.

The Hugh Boyd Trojans Football Program begins its concussion testing today as approximately 30 Grade 8 players will undergo neuropsychological testing.

The Greater Vancouver Canadians are hoping their late season momentum will carry over to the B.C. Major Midget Hockey League playoffs.

The Delta Ice Hawks and Richmond Sockeyes will meet for the fourth consecutive year in the Pacific International Junior Hockey League's Tom Conference finals, starting Tuesday night in Ladner.

The B.C. Sport sector has named B.C. Lions kicker Paul McCallum recipient of the 2012 Community Champion Award, presented by Richmond Sport Hosting, for his athletic achievements and philanthropic practices.

There will be more than one boys basketball team at Palmer secondary school enjoying "March Madness." While the senior squad is heading to Kamloops for the B.C.