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Stiff test in store for Lally

Kenny Lally is in for a tough two weeks. He'll be pushing himself to the limits of his endurance starting Monday in Montreal at a national boxing team training camp.

Taipei downs Team USA

Considered one of the favourites to take a run at the World Baseball Challenge title, for the most part the Chinese Taipei national team looked legitimate contenders in their opening game at the tournament Wednesday.

Local 12-year-old goes low at Simon

Betty Ann Shiels captured her eighth Simon Fraser Open trophy Sunday, but it was Natasha Kozlowski who stole the show.

Knights impressive in first AAA championship

The Prince George LTN Contracting Peewee Knights made history last weekend.

Defending-champion Cubans open Wednesday against Japan

The Ciego de Avila Tigres, representing the Cuban Baseball Federation, arrived in Prince George on Sunday night in preparation to defend their 2011 title when the World Baseball Challenge begins today.

Leboe powers way to fifth at nationals

Keiran Leboe had his best showing at a national competition last week at the 2013 Legion YouthCanadian Track and Field Championship in Langley.

Former pro steps in as new UNBC coach

Loralyn Murdoch has found her coach. After taking over as UNBC athletic director in the spring, Murdoch was tasked with finding her replacement to coach the UNBC Timberwolves women's basketball team, which she led since 1997.

Local sports scores

Prince George Women's Soccer Association Friday results Division 1 - Kokanee Rangerettes 1 Alpine Pub 0 Division 3 - Can U Dig It Contracting 4 Liquor Warehouse 1 North Cariboo Senior Soccer League Sunday results PGYSA U18 A Kodiaks 5 Powerhouse 2 NT

Strong start for Hansen at Canada Summer Games

Prince George's Gemma Hansen took part in her first race Monday at the 2013 Canada Summer Games in Sherbrooke, Que. The canoe/kayaker was a member of the Team B.C. women's canoe that finished fifth overall in the C4 500m race.

Canada bringing P.G. talent to WBC stage

Darren Doucette had chills running down his spine when the full-house crowd at Citizen Field erupted as Canada took a 3-1 lead over powerhouse Cuba and held it until the seventh inning at the 2011 World Baseball Challenge.