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Women's team seeded third

Milan Knight has flipped her way into new friendships. The Level 5 Open competitive gymnast decided to split her time between the Prince George Gymnastics Club and the high school gymnastics team this season.

Dylan Walchuk has discovered life's journey is filled with detours. After a disappointing school experience the native of McBride is enjoying life as a member of the Western Hockey League's Spokane Chiefs.

They're on a six-game winning streak and haven't been beaten in 11. So yes, they're ready for playoffs. The Cariboo Cougars finished the B.C.

The British Columbia Youth provincial championship for judo was held in Kamloops on Saturday with with several Prince George athletes competing. The Prince George Judo Club sent five competitors to the event.

One of Prince George's Under-10 ringette teams had extra reason to celebrate at an end-of-season jamboree on Saturday.

Once again the Prince George Cougars snoozed their way through the second period and came up on the wrong side of the scoreboard in the end.

Before they can start thinking about playoffs, the Cariboo Cougars have one last test to pass. And it will be a tough one. The Cats play their final regular-season games in the B.C. Hockey Major Midget League today and Sunday in the Lower Mainland.

It was the last chapter in the most intense rivalry in B.C. men's college basketball. The UNBC Northern Timberwolves got the ending they wanted.

After a five goal second-period outburst the Prince George Spruce Kings were on their way to defeating the Trail Smoke Eaters while clinching a spot in the British Columbia Hockey League post season.