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Cranbrook wins midget tier 2 crown as P.G. finishes 1-2

For the midget tier 2 Prince George boys it was a disappointing finish at the B.C. hockey championship in Saanich. The Prince George team finished the round-robin tournament with a 1-2 record.

Bantam female Cougars one win away from provincial championship

Sabrina Knoop and Ava Keis each had two points as the Prince George WIC Bantam Female Cougars advanced Wednesday morning to the championship game at the provincial tournament in Victoria.

Cougars to pick 3rd at WHL bantam draft

When the Western Hockey League bantam draft is held in Calgary on May 3 the Prince George Cougars will step up to the podium to make the third overall selection.
Garteig anxious to get back in Vees' net

Garteig anxious to get back in Vees' net

Michael Garteig can only sit and watch as his Penticton Vees' teammates battle to keep their dream season alive. The Prince George native goaltender for the B.C.

Stark helped bring UNBC program to new heights

Dennis Stark's five-year tour of duty with the UNBC Northern Timberwolves men's basketball team can be charted side-by-side with the rise of the program to provincial and national prominence. Now, after a career highlighted by two B.C.

Another win for WIC bantams

The WIC Cougars are two wins away from a minor hockey provincial title. Tuesday in Colwood, the bantam female Cats defeated the rival North Shore Avalanche 3-2 to finish first in their pool and qualify for the playoff semifinals.

Biathletes on target at national championship

The Caledonia Nordic Ski Club was well-represented at the Biathlon National Championship in Valcartier, Que., from March 15 to 18 by five current or former members.

Clyne finishes in fine style

Jennifer Clyne capped off her UNBC basketball career in nearly perfect fashion.

Cents chop Spruce Kings

The offence dried up, and the Prince George Spruce Kings exited the B.C. Hockey League playoffs in the minimum number of games.

Roulston's comeback story takes another happy turn

Last season, Brett Roulston's hockey future was very much in doubt. Through his perseverance and dedication, he has gone from not knowing if he would play again to being a legitimate Western Hockey League prospect.