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B.C. comes close at CABA World Series

The rain let up long enough for Team B.C. to make a statement at the Continental Amateur Baseball Association Under-12 World Series. They proved they were one of the best teams in the 20-team tournament in Mason, Ohio.

Knights topple Lower Mainland teams

When the Prince George Roga Knights single-A baseball team went down to Pitt Meadow on the weekend they meant business. The Knights finished the tournament with a perfect 5-0 record, capping off the trip with a 16-4 win in the gold-medal game.

Devils advance to lacrosse final

After losing just two of 12 regular season games in 2013, maybe that gave the BX Pub Bandits a false sense of security.

Club members head to Chile, Cornwall

Members of the Inner City Boxing Club will be racking up the Air Miles in the next month. Canadian national team member Kenny Lally will head to Chile later this month for a fight in the 56 kilogram weight class.

Kids can swim, bike and run to fun

The 19th annual Prince George Kids' Fun Triathlon is Sunday, starting at 9 a.m. The swim, bike and run event starts at the Four Seasons Leisure Pool and finishes at Fort George Park.

Pair of bronzes won on weekend

Stefan Zwiers of the North Capital Judo Club won a bronze medal at the 2013 Canadian Judo Championship in Richmond during the four-day weekend competition. Zwiers competed in the 100 kilogram division.

P.G. players skate to inline gold

A group of British Columbia boys came together at just the right time last weekend to win the Canada West Cup in inline roller hockey. Team B.C.

B.C. comes close at CABA World Series

The rain let up long enough to for Team B.C. to make a statement at the Continental Amateur Baseball Association Under-12 World Series. They proved they were one of the best teams in the 20-team tournament in Mason, Ohio.

Aboriginal hockey camp strides in P.G.

The Greater Strides Hockey Academy is skating into Prince George for an aboriginal summer hockey camp Aug. 16-18 at CN Centre. The camp is free and lunches are provided.

Former Cougar signs one-year deal with Penguins

Nick Drazenovic could line up next to Sidney Crosby next season in Pittsburgh. The Prince George native has signed a one year, two-way deal with the Penguins for the 2013-14 season that would pay him $550,000 at the NHL level.