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In order to advance deep in the playoffs the Prince George Female Cougars will need to become road warriors. The Cougars (6-17-5) will play all their B.C.

The Okanagan Rockets aren't short on firepower, a fact the Cariboo Cougars will have to keep front-of-mind as they continue their quest for a playoff title.

It's official there will be no playoffs for the Prince George Cougars for the second straight season.

It's a nice view from the top but judoka Quinn Clemas doesn't want to get too comfortable.

The Cariboo Cougars need to go on a two-game winning streak to stay alive in the playoffs. The Cougars couldn't overcome a bad start and dropped a 4-3 decision to the Okanagan Rockets in Game 1 of a best-of-three B.C.

As a mechanic, Walter Bitz was the best around. Tell him something couldn't be done and he'd go out of his way to prove you wrong.

The UBC Thunderbirds women's hockey team, which included Prince George forward Dayle Poulin, skated to an extra-time loss, a regulation loss and a victory at the Canadian Interuniversity Sport national championship tournament in Toronto.

For the first time in six years, P.G. Masters Ball Hockey has a new playoff champion. The Predators snapped the crown away from Cap-abilities with an 8-6 comeback victory in the final game of a best-of-five series.

Dickieson skates into international top-10

Local five-pin bowler Tiana Tecson is about to match her talents against some of the top players in Canada. Tecson, a 16-year-old from Black Diamond Lanes, will travel to Gatineau, Que., next week for the National Youth Challenge.