Local Sports

The Greater Vancouver Canadians are going to need more performances like last Sunday to keep pace in the ever-so-tight B.C. Major Midget Hockey League.

The McMath Wildcats are destined for the number one senior girls "AAAA" ranking in the province after capturing last week's North Shore Tournament, hosted by Hansworth secondary school. The 16-team event featured six of the top ranked teams in B.C.

Kyzen Loo scored once and set up three others to power the Richmond Sockeyes to their ninth consecutive victory with a 7-2 defeat of the North Vancouver Wolf Pack on Saturday night.

Steveston chiropractor Dr. Sean Graham has been selected to provide chiropractic care to athletes at the 2011 Pan American Games in Guadalajara, Mexico.

The rugby woes continued for Richmond RFC, but the clouds hanging over the club have a silver lining. A beautiful weekend on home grounds turned out to be a frustrating one for the club.

The Holy Cross Crusaders stormed back from a 14 point fourth quarter deficit to stun the Hugh Boyd Trojans 24-21 in B.C. high school football "AA" conference opening week action.

It was a very happy Thanksgiving Weekend for the Richmond Ravens Midget AA team, who scored a virtual hat trick with their third consecutive championship title at the fifth annual Nanaimo Extreme Cup Tournament.

Shutout streak ends at six games impressive start leads Richmond to 5-3 victory over the Delta Hawks

The Richmond Rapids headed south where they opened the new season with an excellent showing at the Thunderbird Invitational in Anacortes, WA.

After a lengthy hiatus, girls are playing again at the Richmond Rugby Football Club.