Local Sports

Junior football is a stepping stone to university football and the CFL. So don't be too surprised of the some of Canada's professional stars of tomorrow are playing on the field today at Masich Place Stadium.

Heath Ceperley longs for the days when the Spruce Capital Karting Association (SCKA) was a thriving club.

The Prince George Cougars are on the hunt for a play-by-play voice. Andy Neal has accepted a position as a broadcaster with the Victoria Royals, the WHL team formerly known as the Chilliwack Bruins.

The kids are alright.

Brett Festerling will forever be connected to Prince George because he was born here, but his formative years were spent in Quesnel, where he was raised.

Kula conquers wet weather to win senior tournament

One more win would have landed them in the medal round. Unfortunately for the Prince George Timberwolves squirt boys fastball team, a victory wasn't to be.

On Saturday, July 23, junior football history will be made at Masich Place Stadium. On that day, the Kamloops Broncos will square off against the Chilliwack Huskers for a B.C. Junior Football Conference preseason game.

His hard-luck season finally took a turn for the better. Local stock car driver Bob Williams was the main-event winner in Saturday night's ARCA OK Tire Sportsman Series race in Quesnel, held in conjunction with Billy Barker Days.

Her horseshoes weren't magnetized, but they may as well have been. Ida Boschman was simply that good at the Quesnel Billy Barker Days horseshoe pitching tournament, held on the weekend in the Gold Pan City.