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How lopsided was it in the fourth and deciding game of the Prince George Senior Lacrosse Association final? As far as the Shooters Pub Devils were concerned it was an epic blowout of Deepwater Horizon proportions and they could do nothing to prevent

There's no medal detector at airport security but no electronic gadgetry was needed to know it was a successful weekend for the Prince George contingent at the B.C. Special Olympics Summer Games. Collectively, they came back with 68 medals.

Shooters Pub Devils goalie Steven Brizan would be the first to admit he didn't play well in the first two games of the Prince George Senior Lacrosse Association final. What a difference a game makes.

The IDL Midget Knights lived up to the name in the Valley of Champions baseball tournament in Kelowna by winning gold.

The celebratory suds are on order. The Dale Roluffs Memorial Trophy is polished and ready to be handed over. Tonight at the Coliseum (8 p.m.

What started out as four fathers trying to encourage the hockey development of their sons has turned into much more.

North Cariboo Senior Soccer League ZoomBookmarkSharePrintListenTranslate Sunday results NT Air 0 Caledonians 1 Assante Capital 0 Mr. Jake's Steakhouse 3 Subway 8 RBC Kickers 0 PGYSA U18 B Kodiaks 0 PGYSA U18 A Kodiaks 3

Seven athletes from the Prince George Track and Field Club showed they can run and jump with the province's best track and field athletes during a meet in Nanaimo on the weekend. Kendel Rogers set a personal best of 1.

The triple-A Prince George LTN Contracting peewee Knights finished fourth at the Valley of Champions tournament in Kelowna on the weekend.

The Prince George Youth Volleyball Club had four players earn Team B.C. spots this summer. For the second consecutive year Jordan Foot will play on the under-18 boys team.