Port Moody Wolves defender Ariana Vaisey played a pivotal part at both ends of the pitch Sunday.

Vaisey scored on a long blast in the first half then helped goalie Catrina Jensen post the shutout as the Wolves tripped the Langley Eagles 3-0 in a girls U-16 Conference Cup soccer affair.

Julia McLeod opened the Wolves’ scoring off a Megan Kinloch feed, while Kinloch closed out the game’s scoring in the second half on a nice through ball by Kelsey Dougans. Brittanie Thompson and Mary DeVito were defensive standouts for PoMo.

• Midfielder Chelsea Reed and defender Lindsay Kirk were strong as the Port Moody Nitro dumped Squamish United 2-0 in a girls U-15 Gold Cup contest.

NORTH COQUITLAM

Mario Pendas knocked in all three goals as the North Coquitlam Chargers handled Pitt Meadows United 3-0 in a boys U-16 match Saturday.

• North Coquitlam Whitecaps drilled home three second-half goals on way to a 4-1 triumph over the Surrey Celtics in a boys U-15 Silver ‘A’ battle.

Sid Moshfeghi, Steven Porcellato, Jun Do and Ben Miller all struck net for the ‘Caps, while Raymond Chan, Kevin Sung and Conor Cunningham were other NC standouts. Michael Cuoto scooped the win in net.

• Kevin Nha and David Terzis notched a goal apiece as the North Coquitlam Cougars blanked Langley United 2-0 in a boys U-15 Bronze meeting.

Midfielders Jimmy Jang and Andrew Nero were other Cougar notables, while Ashkan Bossani earned the shutout.

• North Coquitlam Blue Devils and Coquitlam Metro-Ford Internazionale fought to a scoreless draw in a boys U-16 Silver stand-off.

Jeremy Gregory picked up the shutout for the Blue Devils, thanks partly to the play of defensive stalwarts David Jennings, Nick Verga, Jeff MacLean and Tanner Kirkpatrick.

• Kirin Dubois scored in regulation time to help the North Coquitlam Diablos force an overtime shootout, eventually winning 2-1 over the SurDel Scorpions in a girls U-16 Silver game Sunday.

Rachel Mole, Katie Dahlen and Rachel Sadowski were steady throughout the game for the Diablos, who got shootout tallies from Julia Swalwell, Miranda Menzies, Allison Davelaar and Elysa Carbone.

COQUITLAM METRO-FORD

Kyle Kwong converted a slick Luke Mason through ball but Coquitlam Metro-Ford Inter was dumped 4-1 Saturday by Aldergrove in a rough-and-tumble boys U-17 Gold contest that featured several red cards in the latter going.