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Even Zach Pochiro couldn't push the Prince George Cougars past Patrik Bartosak and the Red Deer Rebels Wednesday night at CN Centre.

Local high school wrestlers were monsters on the mat last weekend in Edmonton. Three grapplers -- Eric Halsall, Braden Van Grootel and Jag Sandhu -- all gave medal-winning performances at a meet held at the University of Alberta.

He's a two-time Paralympian, and Paul Jalbert has every intention of competing on the world's biggest stage again.

The push for the playoffs continues. The Prince George Cougars will take on the Red Deer Rebels tonight at CN Centre and will look to build on a weekend where they took three out of a possible four points from the Victoria Royals.

The Duchess Park Condors won another tournament at the expense of a provincial rival. The local junior girls basketball team earned a gritty victory against the St.

Blackburn rewrites Cougars' record books

Coach Andrew Casey would like close the gap when it comes to the number of Caledonia Nordic Ski Club athletes who compete at home versus at away competitions.

Shannon Fairservice showed off her ability to balance on the four inch beam during Saturday's annual Ice Breaker competition at the Prince George Gymnastics Club. The 13-year-old competed in the level 1 novice-open category.

Spencer Schouwenburg is a newcomer to the sport of archery. He has honed his skills so quickly, however, that he's already a legitimate contender for a Team B.C. spot in the 2015 Canada Winter Games.

The D.P. Todd Trojans senior girls basketball team placed third at a tournament in Kamloops on the weekend. In the bronze-medal game, the Trojans defeated Rutland of Kelowna 62-52 with Fiona Raymond leading the way with 19 points.