Local Sports

The top two teams in the league will duke it out for the Dale Rolufs Memorial Championship Trophy. The coveted mug goes to the winner of the Prince George Senior Lacrosse Association playoffs.

The Toronto Blue Jays aren't coming to Prince George this year, but there will still be a local connection when the Major League Baseball team begins its series of summer youth camps next week.

Marshall new owner of local drag strip

After the first day of competition at the 2012 BC soccer championships the teams representing Prince George accumulated three wins and two losses among the five select Kodiaks squads.

The Lomak Knights were one win from the championship game at a weekend baseball tournament in Kamloops.

Local drag racing will be on solid financial ground as it goes full-throttle into the future. Local businessman Brent Marshall has purchased the city's quarter-mile drag strip from previous owner Shane Lodjn.

A combination of power and technique made Keiran Leboe almost untouchable at the Jack Brow Memorial. At the weekend track and field meet in Kelowna, Leboe won gold medals in the hammer throw, javelin and shot put and was awarded a silver in discus.

The College Heights Pub Assault are in position to play for their second consecutive championship in the Prince George Senior Lacrosse Association.

Participants of the Athletes In Action basketball camp will discover something a little different.

For Chenoa Edzerza not having to travel to Kamloops for soccer practice each week is sweet.