Local Sports

The Flip City Invitational gymnastics meet was held last Saturday in Abbotsford where several competitors from the Prince George Gymnastics Club returned home with medals in both the artistic and trampoline events.

A two-handed jam by Montell Lindgren capped a dominant second half and a zone championship for the Duchess Park Condors. Lindgren's dunk gave the Condors their final two points in a 69-53 victory against the D.P.

It's race weekend for some fortunate Prince George athletes. For 10 competitors with Special Olympics B.C.

For the fifth consecutive year the Cedars Christian Eagles are the single A girls basketball north-central zone champions. The Eagles were a perfect 3-0 at the zone championship held in Fort St.

It'll be spring break in Vernon for the members of the Prince George Western Industrial Contractors bantam female Cougars.

The Cariboo Cougars skated to an 8-1 win Saturday afternoon at CN Centre over the South Island Royals. It was the Cougars 29th win of the B.C.

Nicolas Petan scored his Western Hockey League leading 43rd goal for the Portland Winterhawks on Friday night. Colin Jacobs leads the Prince George Cougars with 43 points this season.

Shred the North is holding a race this weekend at the Powder King Ski Resort. The competition takes place Saturday and Sunday with the cost to compete $25.

With a playoff spot secured, the Prince George Spruce Kings wrap up the road portion of their B.C. Hockey League schedule with a three-game trip this weekend. The Spruce Kings (23-18-1-7) are in Coquitlam for games tonight, 7 p.m. and Sunday, 2 p.m.

Curling fans are invited to stop by the Prince George Golf and Curling Club today to meet an Olympic and world curling champion team.