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The pie trick - like watching the Vancouver Canucks alumni in action - never grows old.

The men's soccer playoffs got underway last Sunday (March 25) at Brennan Park's all-weather field resulting in some excellent match-ups.

The Atom Rep Eagles soared away with the President's Banner after a round-robin tournament across the Lower Mainland last week.

Fire Rescue firefighters finally got burned in the annual Guns and Hoses charity hockey match as the RCMP won the first game in its six year history with a final score of 8-2.

Criminals and arsonists better stay away from the Brennan Park Arena tonight (Mar. 16) as the annual RCMP and firefighters charity hockey game gets underway. The rivalry begins anew at 7 p.m.

The Under 18 Girls Squamish Scorpions stung yet another victim in a 7-1 victory, winning the semi-finals in the Coast Classic Cup on Sunday (March 11). Coach Paul Fletcher summed up his team's performance perfectly: "Great," he said with a smile.

Any hockey fan that has lived in B.C. for a number of years will recognize the names Cliff Ronning and Kirk MacLean - two former stars for the Vancouver Canucks who became fan favourites and are among the clubs most beloved players.

The Squamish Peewee Rep Eagles finished out their season in Mission Sunday (March 4), in a weekend-long battle that, had they won, would have advanced them to the BC Provincial Finals.

The World Hockey Association received good and not-so-good financial news this week. The Texas-based company Nexus Capital Holdings, LLC advised the league that Nexus is not a party to litigation against the WHA.

After an entertaining inaugural season, which saw them start low in the standing and claw their way to become serious contenders, the Squamish Cougars were eliminated from the WHA playoffs by the New Westminster Whalers.