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Simon Perreault won't be able to defend his title at the Caledonia Loppet at the Otway Nordic Centre on Sunday.

They were playing their second game of the day, against a quality opponent. The D.P. Todd Trojans found a way to win and kept their hopes alive for a zone title and a berth in provincials. Friday night at D.P.

Chase Witala energized his Prince George Cougars' teammates and the crowd with his gritty play in the third period Friday but it wasn't enough.

Cariboo Cougars blast Thunderbirds

Garnet Boese and Dave Johnston lived a curling highlight last weekend. They wouldn't mind experiencing another one at this weekend's Kelly Cup.

Garnet Boese and Dave Johnston lived a curling highlight last weekend. They wouldn't mind experiencing another one at this weekend's Kelly Cup.

After three years of hard work in school and on the ice Daniella Calogheros has accomplished her goal. She committed to a five-year scholarship with the University of Calgary where she'll study while playing hockey for the Dinos.

As expected the junior A girls from Duchess Park inched closer to the provincial championship after the first day of the 2012 Junior A Girls' Zone tournament.

Jag Seehra has one last chance to punch his way onto the national stage. "I'm going there to get something back that's mine," said the Prince George Inner City boxer about heading to St. Hyacinthe, Que.

When the Duchess Park Condors and D.P. Todd Trojans last met, the game ended with the Condors celebrating a city championship. That banner night was Feb. 15 at the Northern Sport Centre. Now, a little more than a week later, Duchess Park and D.P.