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Spruce Kings add skill at forward

There's no such thing as too much offensive firepower. The Prince George Spruce Kings, one of the highest-scoring teams in the early stages of the B.C. Hockey League season, added skilled forward Shayne Morrissey to their roster on Tuesday.
Ex-Cariboo Cat rides the Storm

Ex-Cariboo Cat rides the Storm

Gus Correale celebrated his 19th birthday Saturday by helping the Grande Prairie Storm sweep their two games in Spruce Grove, Alta., during the annual Alberta Junior Hockey League Showcase weekend.

Correale ot alone in junior A ranks

Some former hockey players with Prince George connections are making news around junior A hockey these days. Zack Rassell sits 12th in the Alberta Junior Hockey League in scoring after eight games, with five goals and 10 points.

UNBC women earn solitary point

The UNBC Timberwolves women's soccer team blew a two-goal advantage and had to settle for a 2-2 draw against the Mount Royal Cougars on Saturday in Canada West action.
Black belt passed down from father to daughter

Black belt passed down from father to daughter

Kurt Ottesen's super-hero lost his powers for good last month. The 38-year-old taekwondo martial artist, instructor and entrepreneur is mourning the death of his 72-year-old father Orville Ottesen, who lost his battle with Wegener's Vasculitis, Aug.

Kings drop two on road trip

It too little too late for the Prince George Spruce Kings as a late third-period comeback wasn't enough Sunday in Penticton.

Ottesen achieves rare taekwondo feat

Just call him master. That's the title Prince George taekwondo artist and instructor Kurt Ottesen holds after earning his seventh-degree black belt. "It's pretty special," said Ottesen. "I've put a lot of my effort into it.
Gripping and ripping

Gripping and ripping

Leslie on his way to World Long Drive Championship

Conway putts to silver

Barbie Conway captured the silver medal at a national golf championship last weekend in Hamilton. The Prince George resident was representing Special Olympics British Columbia at the Sept.

Cats defeat Thunderbirds; keep undefeated streak going

A mistake by their goaltender lit a spark under the Prince George Cougars.