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Annual event draws multi-discipline athletes

Swimmers, bikers and runners will converge on West Lake Provincial Park on Sunday for the 29th Prince George Triathlon and Duathlon competition.

For her country

Smith will wear Canadian colours in major U.S. tournament

Check the web for Game 3 result

The College Heights Pub Assault were looking to extend their best-of-seven lead over the BX Pub Bandits to 3-0 in Game 3 of the Prince George Senior Lacrosse Association final Thursday at the Coliseum. See www.pgcitizen.ca for details.

T-birds in the swing

The Prince George Jet Label bantam Thunderbirds will be circling the bases today in Duncan, site of their provincial championship tournament. The T-birds, a girls all-star softball team formed by 15- and 16-year-olds, are competing at the B level.

Stocking the field

Josh Kelly is looking to build a pipeline for future field lacrosse players in the north.

Go Go Girls great in Sinister race

There was no quit in the Go Go Girls. The local women's team -- formed by Robyn Kaplan, Cindy Hartford and Nicole Rishaug -- tackled the Sinister 7 ultra marathon race in Crowsnest Pass, Alta.
Separation anxiety

Separation anxiety

Soccer splitting up Rossi twins

Sinister 7 lives up to name

Under normal circumstances, the Sinister 7 ultra marathon is a brutally-tough test of physical and mental fortitude. When a large chunk of it is run in 30C temperatures, it becomes downright hellish.

BC Scotties coming to P.G.

The 2014 Scotties Tournament of Hearts BC Women's Curling Championship will be hosted by the Prince George Golf and Curling Club. The date is tentatively set for Jan. 6-12 of that year.

Assault push rivals to brink

Nathaniel McFayden has the College Heights Pub Assault on the verge of their second consecutive championship.