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Rossi reflects on her NCAA soccer career

A seven-game winless streak has the Prince George Cougars looking for answers.

It was a rough weekend in Burnaby for the Prince George Western Industrial Contractors bantam female Cougars. The Cougars were unable to produce a victory at the annual Hayley Wickenheiser tournament, going 0-4.

It was a tough weekend for the Prince George Fortwood Homes tier 4 Rep. Cougars. The team headed west on Highway 16 for a pair of exhibition games in Houston on Sunday, coming up short in both.

Young Barracuda makes her way to a bigger pond

Third time was the charm for the Prince George peewee Freightliner tier 2 Cougars.

Six match victories, all in straight sets. On their way to a zone championship, the College Heights Cougars left no doubt they were No. 1 in north central B.C. this season.

When the Prince George Cougars and Kamloops Blazers get together one thing seems certain - fans will be treated to extra hockey this season.

It came down to three teams with only two berths available. When the dust settled the Kelly Road Roadrunners qualified, along with North Peace of Fort St. John, for the triple-A boys volleyball provincial championship in Kelowna, Nov. 28 to Dec. 1.

After a wild start to their three-game road trip through the Interior conference the Prince George Spruce Kings settled down and split a pair of games in West Kelowna and Salmon Arm. The Spruce Kings (12-7-1-3) fell 8-7 in Trail on Friday as the B.C.