Local Sports

A new president was elected in Prince George on the weekend. During the B.C.

The Minnesota Wild obviously didn't want to miss out on Brett Bulmer. On Saturday morning, the Wild made Bulmer the 39th overall pick in the National Hockey League entry draft.

With shrieks of delight and an unbridled release of sweet emotion, the Prince George Red Posse ran around the floor at Kin 1 carrying their championship banner in a post-game celebration Saturday afternoon. It was a tough pill to swallow for the P.G.

Terry Wilson saw the future of youth soccer in Prince George.

It's usually dusty, steaming hot, and the competition is fierce, but there's something about the dirt trails of the small southern Alberta town of Raymond that gets Jesse Pettis excited.

The last time he engaged his racing instincts, Josiah Binnema broke two Prince George Barracudas Swim Club records and made the qualifying standard for the age group national swimming championships Having never before qualified for the national meet

With the chance to leap ahead two games to none in the Prince George Senior Lacrosse Association playoffs the BX Pub Bandits did not have to resort to banditry, they won fair and square.

Motocross Top-three results by category at Interior Motorcycle Club races held over the weekend at Blackwater Motorcycle Park. Saturday results Intermediate GP 1. Nolan DaSilva, Fort Fraser; 2. Trae Franklin, Fort St. John; 3.

Canoeing Results for Two Rivers Canoe Marathon, held over the weekend on the Nechako and Fraser rivers. C-1 Men 1. Chris Cupp, Prince George, 2:06:45; 2. Harry James, Vernon, 2:11:42; 3. Scott Lemon, Vernon, 2:12:38; 4.

There was no doubt about this one. Saturday in Langley, a discus toss by Don Allemeersch gave him the new Canadian record for the 55 to 59 age group. Allemeersch, a captain with the Prince George Fire Department, hurled his 1.5-kilogram disc 45.