Local Sports

A new season of pitching horseshoes begins this weekend for the Prince George Horseshoe Club. The annual icebreaker tournament is Saturday and Sunday beginning at 9 a.m. at the horseshoe courts behind the YMCA of Northern B.C.

Just under the wire, Deanna Montgomery struck her name into the history books at Black Diamond Lanes.

Aspen Grove golf course is targeting May 4 as opening day. If you'd like to practice your swing, the driving range will be open, starting this Saturday at 10 a.m. The 18-hole course is located south of the city, just past the airport off Highway 97.

Wet weather was no barrier to success on the diamond for the Prince George peewee Knights baseball team.

Wet fields and a cool start to spring have forced the Prince George Youth Soccer Association to issue a yellow card on the start of the season.

Jim Swanson has Mason, Ohio marked on his smartphone map. As head coach, he plans to have a B.C.

Too much snow is never a good thing. But in the golf course business, a thick white winter blanket is like an insurance policy. If it gets really warm in January, warm enough to turn fairways to lakes, the cold that's sure to follow can wreak havoc.

Jordan Botel had an MVP season as a rookie with the Mount Allison Mounties and next month he'll have the opportunity to impress Canadian Football League scouts and personnel.

Five members of the Prince George bantam female Cougars were a part of the championship winning Team North at the under-16 B.C. Cup, held in Duncan.

There was 16 teams in the hunt for the 2013 floor curling championship during the two-day event at the Elder Citizens Centre last week, with Agassiz's Henk Vanderaadt skipping his team to victory.