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The Prince George Spruce Kings lost one forward but gained another. The Spruce Kings announced Tuesday that Tanner Fjellstrom has left the hockey club so he can devote more time to his education.

Three local biathletes make Team Canada

Stuart Ballantyne, chief executive officer of the 2015 Canada Winter Games in Prince George, has been recognized with a prestigious award for his contributions to sport in Canada.

With flare the Burns Lake Bruins completed an undefeated weekend of hockey in Prince George to capture the tournament trophy.

Mike Hawes expects to have a phone glued to his ear this week looking to improve the Prince George Spruce Kings roster before the Canadian Junior Hockey League's trade deadline Thursday.

Yet another player has walked away from the Prince George Cougars. Daulton Siwak, a 19-year-old forward who is fifth in team scoring, informed Cougars general manager Dallas Thompson on Sunday night he was leaving.

After returning from their first trip to the annual Mac's Midget AAA Hockey tournament in Calgary, where the B.C. Female Major Midget League Cougars were winless at 0-4, it was back to the practice ice.

CHL rosters freeze after Thursday's deadline

The Prince George under-14 PPWC/Hart Modular Home ringette team returned home from a weekend in Quesnel at the Gold Pan tournament with a 3-1 record.

Inexperience didn't stop a 100 Mile House rink from sweeping to a B.C. championship.