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Support key to managing diabetes, sports: Jarvis

Two days after they ended the season as the league's top regular season team, the Shooters Pub Devils came crashing down to earth Wednesday night.

Next stop provincials, tomorrow the world. That's what could be in store on the competitive stage for a group of Prince George athletes who have qualified for this weekend's Special Olympics B.C. Summer Games.

So you want to join the Prince George Spruce Kings board? Maybe you'd just like to find out what it takes to be a Spruce Kings volunteer. Supporters of the community-owned B.C.

North Cariboo Senior Soccer Tuesday results Westwood Pub 5 Under-18 B 0 Grewal Group 1 Mr. Jake's 0 P.G.

They had to pull a few strings to get into the tournament but the Prince George Posse has carved itself a niche in the provincial midget girls box lacrosse championship. Today at 3:30 p.m.

David Stephens has seen a good chunk of Canada in his hockey career. Born and raised in Whitehorse, Yukon, the 20-year-old's talents as a centre have taken him to Prince George, Edmonton, Moncton, N.B., and now Nova Scotia.

After the first two weeks in the CFL pics game: Ted Clarke didn't play last week; 2-2 overall Peter James 1-3 last week; 5-3 overall Sheri Lamb 3-1 last week; 5-3 overall Mark Nielsen didn't play last week; 2-2 overall Roughriders (2-0) at Argonauts

Taking Stock

Not many 16-year-olds in any sport consider themselves pro athletes. Motocross rider Jess Pettis is that rare exception. He's still officially classed as an amateur, but he's on the verge of getting paid to compete in a sport he loves.