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Three weeks have passed since the College Heights Cougars senior boys last played a meaningful volleyball match.

Shooter's Pub P.G.

After a summer spent playing for the Prince George Youth Soccer Association's Whitecaps FC Northern Prospects Academy team, the city's top youth players will get a chance to showcase their talents under the watchful eyes of the Vancouver Whitecaps bo

Reece MacKinnon was impressed with the plaque and the big trophy that bore his name as one of three Supertrak BMX Club members who shared the most sportsmanlike rider award.

Chase Dubois is officially a Western Hockey League prospect. Dubois, a 15-year-old forward for the Major Midget League's Cariboo Cougars, has been added to the protected list of the Prince George Cougars.

The Prince George Spruce Kings are enjoying the view from the penthouse.

They needed some secondary scoring and last weekend the Prince George Spruce Kings received some from a few unlikely sources. It was the defensive unit who stood up and contributed to the offence as the Spruce Kings returned from a three-game B.C.

Head coach Bryan MacLean could do with a little less drama. Last weekend, his Cariboo Cougars started their B.C. Hockey Major Midget League season with a pair of wins that were anything but ordinary.

Power play? More like a power failure, one that keeps repeating itself, if you're referring to the Prince George Cougars.