The Coquitlam Adanacs’ plane punctured a tire Wednesday. The real blowout occurred in Victoria a few hours later.

The Coquitlam senior 'A' Adanacs ended the regular season Wednesday with a 22-10 loss to Victoria -- a dress rehearsal for the first round of the Western Lacrosse Association playoffs.

Coming on the heels of Tuesday's 11-6 win over Langley, the Adanacs fell behind 8-2 after 20 minutes and struggled on.

Coquitlam Adanacs exploded for six straight second-period goals on way to an 11-6 victory Tuesday over the Langley Thunder at the Sports Centre.

The Western Lacrosse Association win pulled the A's to within a point of third-place Langley in the seven-team loop, although the Thunder can clinch the spot with a victory tonight over the visiting Nanaimo Timbermen.

Baseball has rainouts. So too, apparently, does box lacrosse.

There was no shelter from the storm Saturday for either the Coquitlam Adanacs or Langley Thunder.

The two senior 'A' lacrosse teams saw their regular season game washed out when leaks from the Coquitlam Sports Centre roof caused unplayable conditions on the concrete floor. That means the two teams play tonight (Tuesday, 7:45 p.m. at the sports centre) before a tiny crowd.

Baseball has rainouts. So too, apparently, does box lacrosse.

Leaks in the roof of Coquitlam Sports Centre forced the postponement of Saturday's Western Lacrosse Association game between the host Adanacs and the Langley Thunder.

Flashing ear-to-ear grins, the members of the Coquitlam #2 Adanacs girls midget lacrosse team left the floor as champions Sunday, having trumped New Westminster 3-2 in the B.C. final.

After a month of bailing, the Coquitlam Adanacs finally secured their eighth win of the season in the bath tub capital of Canada.

Coquitlam Adanacs snapped a six-game losing skid Saturday in Nanaimo and, in the process, helped secure a Western Lacrosse Association playoff berth.

Coquitlam Adanacs are stuck in the middle, in more ways than one.

For the second straight game, the A’s played a sloppy second period and lost, this time 12-10 Wednesday to the Thunder in Langley.

While the Coquitlam Junior A's size up there Burnaby counterpart, the Senior A's are trying to rebound after dropping what should have been a gimme against a Burnaby side that has no hopes of playoff contention.

Les Wingrove was scratching his own head trying to figure what, exactly, was inside those of his players Saturday night.

The struggling Adanacs got out-scored 5-0 in the second period and dropped a 12-7 decision to the lowly Burnaby Lakers at the Sports Centre.

Coquitlam Adanacs battled back from a 5-1 first-period deficit only to drop a tough 11-10 decision Wednesday to the first-place Shamrocks in Victoria.