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Demian Dron thought it was clean check. The 17-year-old rookie UNBC Timberwolves defender was convinced he tackled the ball well within the rules of soccer before the sudden stop sent Fraser Valley Cascades forward Jehmrode Kahlon flying to the turf.

Like father, like son. In this case, it was the son who provided the push.

Midfielder Cisse fires equalizer late to earn draw with Fraser Valley

Don't let the Fraser Valley Cascades' record fool you. Despite two losses to open the U Sports Canada West men's soccer season, the Cascades are as dangerous as the precipice of Niagara Falls.

Big Guy Lake drops to 1-3 at senior nationals

Rolly Hilland remembers his first BMX national race in 1989. He was 10 years old at the time and it rained so hard that weekend on the Prince George track organizers were forced to set up a makeshift course indoors at the Exhibition Park Agriplex.

The Big Guy Lake Kings of Prince George began their quest for the Canadian senior men's fastball championship and as they learned in their 5-4 loss to the Irma Tigers in their opener Wednesday afternoon in Grande Prairie, they face some stiff competi

When the UNBC Timberwolves men's soccer team needed a goal to overcome the UBC-Okanagan Heat, Michael Henman decided to head 'er.

Last year the UNBC Timberwolves broke new ground when they put together a winning record for the first time since they joined the Canada West Conference in 2012.