Local Sports

On moving day, Cole Shaw went in the wrong direction and couldn't find his way back up the leaderboard. The 25-year-old Prince George product finished in a tie for 63rd place at last week's B.C.

Golden again. That will be the goal of the PGFC Subway women's soccer team when it kicks in the top division of the Kamloops Invitational this coming weekend.

For the second consecutive year the Prince George IDL Midget Knights will play in the provincial baseball final. Jared Young shut down the Kelowna Cubs hitters in the 2012 B.C.

The Prince George IDL Midget Knights are the 2012 B.C. Minor Midget double-A champions after a 7-3 win over the Tsawwassen A's in the gold-medal game Sunday in front of a packed house at Citizen Field.

Local players heading south for State Wars

Players who want to skate for the Cariboo Cougars this season have until Tuesday to register for the team's evaluation camp. Registration can be completed through the B.C. Hockey website (www.bchockey.net).

Semifinals are set for the 2012 B.C. Minor Midget double-A baseball tournament.

Almost right away, it was clear that Emily Winkel had special abilities on a horse. In Winkel's first year of equestrian competition, she and her coach, Corea Anderson, were entered in the same class in a particular show.

The Prince George IDL Midget Knights ran their record to a perfect 3-0 with a 12-1 win over the Ridge Meadows Royals. With the win the Knights secured first place in Pool B of the 2012 B.C.

They got the pitching, they got the hitting. For good measure, the IDL Knights threw in some sparkling defence.