Sports

Bond wins T-Bird World Cup

North American show jumpers hit the grass Saturday for a share of $75,000 and qualifying points in the Keg Steakhouse & Bar World Cup at Thunderbird Show Park in Langley.

Sports

Dozen years of Labour Day soccer celebrated

Building on the momentum of a hugely successful BC Summer Games, Langley is hosting yet another major sporting event, this time over the Labour Day...

U12s off to England

A team of boys soccer players is raising funds for a journey to Jolly Ol' England in early 2011.

McDonald captures B.C. belt

Clash at the Cascades 3 was a huge hit in more ways than one.

Dogs attend fest

Even dogs from around the world will be taking part in this weekend’s two-day Langley International Festival, showing how truly multi-cultural the event...

Program gives teen paddler hope

Alex Thompson has a story to tell. -- She calls it "the highlight of my summer."

Club looking for more 'old boys'

The Valley Vintage Rugby Club is again this year looking for players aged 38 and older.

Blaze set to swing into 2010 fall ball season

The Langley Blaze are getting ready to play ball in the fall.

Who’s got it?

It was anybody’s ball as White Rock Titans receiver Silas Huizinga and Langley Cowboys defenders Nathan Warren (left) and Colten deJong jockeyed for position...

Your BC Lions -- In Their Own Words

JUSTIN SORENSEN - 68 -- Offensive Lineman

'Battle of Brookswood' part of Cascades Clash

Mat Andreatta and Beau Brooks are soft-spoken, mild-mannered teenagers who plan on punching each other repeatedly in the face, head, and upper bodies...

World champs earn accolades

It's not often that young mothers are inducted into halls of fame.

Grimes WLA's top defensive player

Even though the Langley Thunder struggled through much of the 2010 Western Lacrosse Association regular campaign, one of their most reliable players...