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Grays' playoff chances still alive

Dreams of a provincial championship are still dancing through the heads of the Prince George Grays. The Grays (1-1) earned a 4-3 win Saturday over the Burnaby Bulldogs (0-2) at Citizen Field to keep their playoff chances alive in the 2012 B.C.

Bantam Knights victorious

The Prince George single-A bantam Knights are in control of their own destiny after edging Campbell River 9-8 in their third game of the 2012 B.C. Minor Baseball Association championship in Kamloops.

Vintage cars coming for PGARA Invitational

In celebration of the Prince George Auto Racing Association's 60th anniversary season, a couple of vintage hot rods are coming to town.

Grays have devilish time in tournament opener

Curtis Sawchuk had a rough ride on the mound for the Prince George Grays.
Cougars captain traded to T-birds

Cougars captain traded to T-birds

Jesse Forsberg had his wish granted when the Prince George Cougars traded their captain Friday to the Seattle Thunderbirds. "It's a new opportunity for me and I'm really excited to go down there to Seattle," said Forsberg.

Simon field lacking defending champ

Last August, Kevin Pederson won the Men's Simon Fraser Open for the fourth time in his career. He won't be around to try for a fifth title this year. The annual men's golf tournament tees off Saturday at the Prince George Golf and Curling Club.

Simon field lacking defending champ

Last August, Kevin Pederson won the Men's Simon Fraser Open for the fourth time in his career. He won't be around to try for a fifth title this year. The annual men's golf tournament tees off Saturday at the Prince George Golf and Curling Club.

Knights top Kamloops

In a pitcher's duel the Prince George bantam single-A Knights held steady until the top of the seventh inning of their opening game at the 2012 B.C. Minor Baseball Association championship in Kamloops.

Cats deal their captain

The Prince George Cougars have traded defenceman and captain Jesse Forsberg to the Seattle Thunderbirds for Colin Jacobs, a forward who is a Buffalo Sabres draft pick. Both players are 1993-born.
Family adventure

Family adventure

Craig Somerville and Amanda Alexander are a perfect team in a solo sport. It was 10 years ago when Somerville shared his desire to compete with Alexander in the Subaru Ironman Canada competition, held annually in Penticton.