LANGLEY —The Pinetree Timberwolves admit their lineage in the world of B.C. boys high school basketball is virtually non-existent.
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East Van growl: These Tupper Tigers have claws and game!
LANGLEY — For over a decade, Gaurab Acharya has been living the Sir Charles Tupper Secondary basketball dream.
Husky Power: New mantra trumps low seed as North Delta in Final Four
LANGLEY — The North Delta Huskies labeled their unexpected loss in the third round of the recently-completed Fraser Valley junior varsity championships as “well-timed.”
Ellen Kett: Why the SFU Clan point guard is the GNAC’s MVP
BURNABY — Momentum is such a fragile intangible that once you’ve got it, you’ll do anything to keep it.
Irish depth zaps rally of Saints in Mainland AAA final
RICHMOND — Not that any of this is being scripted from above, but act three of a potential four-act play found our chief protagonists locked in a familiar script Friday at The Oval.
Wan vs. Aimaq: Superstar saw-off in 3A Mainland final, but Bulldogs take banner
RICHMOND — Bithow Wan was quick to speak to a traditional axiom of his sport Friday night at The Oval.
Kits survives huge Burnaby South rally for B.C. tourney berth
RICHMOND — In the final analysis, when the aim is to get to the dance, you don’t quibble with details like seeding, margin of victory, or style.
Morris, Knights grind out AAA Mainland bronze vs. Grey Ghosts
RICHMOND — With four minutes to go in the first quarter of Friday’s Lower Mainland Triple-A championship third-place game, Aaron Mitchell looked up at the scoreboard at The Oval and got a little queasy.
North Delta Huskies: JV dreams tied to honouring a golden past
NORTH DELTA — The toughest and most unpredictable tournament to try and win in the entire canon of B.C. high school basketball tips off Saturday
Jenna Carpenter-Boesch: Her family ties bond UBC hockey
VANCOUVER — The rink in her home town, which is actually too small to be even called a town, was built from scratch