Local Sports

The names and faces change every season. But, year in and year out, one thing remains the same. The Cariboo Cougars win hockey games. They're doing it again this fall. Currently, the 15- to 17-year-old Cougars are a spotless 6-0 in the B.C.

For the UNBC Timberwolves women's soccer team, the task was daunting. Given that fact, the result wasn't a shocker. The expansion Timberwolves fell 7-0 to the Trinity Western University Spartans Friday night in Langley.

The Duchess Park Condors have designs on winning a provincial championship in December. They'll find out how good they really are when they step on the court in Kelowna this weekend.

In their second last game of the season the UNBC Timberwolves face a tough test against Canada West's top-ranked Trinity Western Spartans. The T-wolves (0-7-3) and Spartans (8-1) hit the field in Langley tonight, 5 p.m.

The Prince George Cougars suffered their first road loss of the season falling 3-2 to the Lethbridge Hurricanes on Friday night.

Coltyn Hansen and the Prince George Spruce Kings return home after two weekends on the road for a pair of games beginning tonight.

With four games left in the season, the UNBC Timberwolves men's soccer team have a decent shot at earning its first win in Canada West.

Martin rolls a rare 300 at Strike Zone

The Prince George Cougars will look for a much better defensive effort when they face the Kootenay Ice tonight in Cranbrook.

There's no crying in marathoning. It's a motto Richard Stewart has always followed, and he came close to breaking it. On Sunday in Kelowna, Stewart finished the 100th marathon of his career.