NORTH DELTA — Only 212 more days!The 2017 boys Tsumura Basketball Invitational doesn’t tip off its three-day run at the Langley Events Centre until Dec. 7.But that doesn’t mean we can’t unveil the 16-team field now.
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CFL Draft 2017: SFU sends four to pros, plus Terry Fox, Notre Dame and STM grads enjoy proud moments
BURNABY — Simon Fraser University may not have won a football game this past season, but Canadian Football League scouts saw plenty of talent atop Burnaby Mountain, its teams selecting a total of four Clan players Sunday in the CFL draft.
05.07.17 Stadium Series edition: Varsity Letters B.C. High School Rugby Report
Welcome to Varsity Letter’s weekly B.C. High School Rugby Report.Please check back throughout the day for updates as coaches have been encouraged to send their game reports to varsitylettersbc@gmail.com or howardtsumura@gmail.com
PoMo’s Heritage Woods Kodiaks No. 1 in B.C. girls soccer for first time in school history
PORT MOODY — Julie French calls it a slow build.
Kelowna’s Mason Bourcier stamps platinum status on UBC Thunderbirds solid gold recruiting class
VANCOUVER — Mason Bourcier is turning the 2017 recruiting class of the UBC Thunderbirds men’s basketball program into the school’s own version of the NBA’s 1996 draft lottery.
04.30.17 BC High School rugby report: Rees Boot, Hatch Shield derbies, plus No 1 Stags v No 2 Saints
Welcome to the latest edition of Varsity Letter’s B.C. High School Rugby Report for games played March 24-29.
St. George’s Saints’ rugby stars Sirlin, Scher espouse benefits of multi-sport high school careers
VANCOUVER — For decades, rugby was a mandatory sport at their school.
04.25.17: Varsity Letters’ B.C. High School Rugby Report
Welcome to Varsity Letters’ weekly B.C. high school rugby report.This week, St. George’s and Yale check in with the results of their matches.
Mack Allinson: Lord Tweedsmuir rugby’s rugged No. 8 is No. 1 in tackling big issues
SURREY — He must always be there in support, selfless but at the same time both physically and mentally tough.
Clan’s Sweet 16 hoops roster opens, gives Class of ’17 recruits faster NCAA futures
BURNABY — The Simon Clan women’s basketball team, which honoured just a pair of graduating players on its Seniors Night in late February, is going to be a lot younger team than originally anticipated this coming season.