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They won 10 of their first 11 games and claimed two tournament titles. The Christmas break is now behind them, and the Duchess Park Condors are ready to resume their season.

Connolly's highlight-reel pass helps Canada crush Americans

The plan calls for Kin 1 arena to get the lion's share of funding earmarked for sports facility improvements for the 2015 Canada Winter Games. The revamped Kin 1 project will cost $16.5 million, by far the largest component of the $19.

Taylor Stefishen is already living up to his New Year's resolution.

A look at the last half of 2010 in local sports, as presented in the pages of The Citizen's sports section: ----- JUNE Prince George loses to Leduc, Alta., in the bidding for the 2012 TELUS Cup. The NCMP drag strip re-opens under new management.

T-minus 190 days and counting, to the next edition of the World Baseball Challenge. The organizing committee of the tournament will hold a meeting Monday, Jan.

Maybe the hoops in Alberta are bigger than they are here in B.C.

The post-Christmas period hasn't been much kinder to the Prince George Spruce Kings than those pre-Yuletide days, at least in terms of road results. The Spruce Kings lost 1-0 to the Millionaires in Quesnel on Thursday, blanked by Adam Harris.

Falon Burkitt reached the playoffs, but could go no further.

Put another name on the long list of city athletes who have felt the pull to CIS volleyball in Kamloops.