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Red Sox save best for last

It ain't over till it's over.

Spruce Kings' scoring touch a cause for concern

The season starts Saturday and, ready or not, the Prince George Spruce Kings will step into the spotlight at the B.C. Hockey League Showcase in Chilliwack to face the Cowichan Valley Capitals.

Provincial skating centre opens in P.G.

Prince George officially became home base of the Northern B.C. Centre for Skating on Tuesday.

Former Spruce King signs NHL contract

The Philadelphia Flyers have signed restricted free agent D Brandon Manning to a one-year, two-way contract.

Kral cripples Gladiators' bat attack

Jeremy Kral was mowing down batters like bowling pins, and one run was all the Queensway Auto Body Red Sox needed to draw first blood in the Prince George Senior Baseball Association championship final.

Cougars chop Engel, Zarowny wins starting role

The Prince George Cougars have released 20-year-old goaltender Mac Engel. That means 18-year-old sophomore Brett Zarowny will be the team's starting goalie and 17-year-old rookie Ty Edmonds has made the team as Zarowny's backup.

Martinson to guide blind runner

He's competed internationally as a middle-distance runner but now Geoff Martinson is tackling a new challenge.

Cariboo Cats will be filled with fresh faces

On and off the ice, the Cariboo Cougars will be a new-look outfit this season. The club's ultimate goal, however, remains the same -- to qualify for the Telus Cup national championship tournament. The Cougars, the northernmost team in the B.C.

UBC, P.G. back denied

Brandon Deschamps had his best CIS football game of his career Saturday, but his UBC Thunderbirds went able to ride on their running back's coattails, dropping a 41-31 decision to the defending Canada West champion Calgary Dinos.

Cats sink teeth into big-league chances

Zach Pochiro spent just the first two years of his life in St. Louis but the city by the Mississippi feels like home to the 19-year-old Prince George Cougar.