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The first kill shots will be hit today at the PGSS Polars Invitational senior girls volleyball tournament. PGSS is hosting a 10-team event, with the opening match between the Cedars Christian School Eagles and the D.P.

She'll be a leader on one of the top women's basketball teams in the country. Not bad for a girl who used to be known more for her volleyball skills.

Hunter recognized with major baseball award

One more win and the Coast Inn of the North Cougars would have skated for a championship. The Cougars, a midget Tier 1 rep team from the Prince George Minor Hockey Association, compiled a 3-1 record during a weekend tournament in Kelowna.

The first big snow dump of the season couldn't have come at a better time for Andrew Casey.

Ringette is about to take centre ice at the Kin Centre. The 21st annual Joy Hoffman Memorial tournament will step onto the Kin 2 and Kin 3 rinks Saturday and Sunday. On both days, games will start at 8 a.m.

Once as a volunteer watching it unfold in his hometown and twice as an athlete, Andrew Casey has had the thrill of being part of the Canada Winter Games. He knows what's in store for Prince George for two weeks in February 2015, and it's all good.

The College Heights Cougars pulled off an upset win in the P.G. Bowl on Saturday in Vanderhoof beating the Nechako Valley Vikings 8-0 to earn the championship for the northern conference of the B.C. high school football league.

No challenge is too great for Seb Lloyd when it comes to pursing his hockey future.

Kayla Gordon has the fight of a Spartan inside her. The Cedars Christian Eagles volleyball and basketball player accepted a scholarship offer to join the Trinity Western University Spartans basketball program beginning in September 2013.