@pgcitizen

Sunday May 19, 2013

subscription options


Your Citizen,
Your Way




QUESTION OF THE WEEK

Survey results are meant for general information only, and are not based on recognised statistical methods.



P.G. schools shine on Smithers slopes

Two Prince George schools had teams competing at the B.C. School Sports High School ski and snowboard provincial championship in Smithers last weekend.

The D.P. Todd secondary Trojans' snowboarding team consisted of Evan Bichon, Lynden Chartrand, Curtis Evans, Dawson McKinnon, Tyler Robertson and Ben Walls, while the College Heights Cougars participants included Daniel Blondin, Justin Harrison, David Helkenberg, Sheldon Stanley, Ben Stratton and Casey Tazelaar. Meryeta O'Dine also qualified as an individual competitor.

Bichon won a gold medal in the boarder cross and the bronze medal over all, while O'Dine won the gold medal in the technical competition, finished third in the boarder cross and took the overall silver medal.

The Trojans team placed sixth in the technical race, fourth in the boarder cross and was fifth overall, while the Cougars were ninth in the technical race, won the bronze medal in boarder cross and placed sixth overall. Harrison won the individual bronze medal in boarder cross.

At the zone competition to qualify for the provincial championship, held Feb. 7-8 in Fort St. James, the Trojans won the silver medal and the Cougars won bronze in snowboarding. O'Dine won gold as an individual to qualify for the provincial tournament.


Comments


NOTE: To post a comment in the new commenting system you must have an account with at least one of the following services: Disqus, Facebook, Twitter, Yahoo, OpenID. You may then login using your account credentials for that service. If you do not already have an account you may register a new profile with Disqus by first clicking the "Post as" button and then the link: "Don't have one? Register a new profile".

The Prince George Citizen welcomes your opinions and comments. Personal attacks, offensive language or unsubstantiated allegations are subject to reader complaint through flagging, and once alerted, online editors reserve the right to delete comments deemed inappropriate. We reserve the right to close the comments thread for stories that are deemed especially sensitive. For further information, please contact the editor or publisher.

blog comments powered by Disqus



About Us | Advertise | Contact Us | Sitemap / RSS   Glacier Community Media: www.glaciermedia.ca    © Copyright 2013 Glacier Community Media | User Agreement & Privacy Policy

LOG IN

If you were a registered user with the princegeorgecitizen.com, prior to February 3, 2010, you will be required to re-register. We apologize for any inconvenience. Click here to register



Lost your password?