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Alpine ski race coming to P.G.

A BC alpine event is coming to Prince George on Feb. 4 and 5. The Prince George Alpine Ski Racers will host the Teck Kinder Slalom race for the north zone at Purden Mountain with three runs for both male and female racers.

Buryn: No foreshadowing in Kings' move

It may confuse some people's sense of geography, but for better or worse the Prince George Spruce Kings will be a part of the B.C. Hockey League's Lower Mainland Division in the Coastal Conference next season and possibly for years to come.

Cats shot down by Hitmen

It was doubly bad news for the Prince George Cougars on Friday.

T-wolves dribble past Royals in women's action

The women's basketball team at the University of Northern British Columbia ran their record to 9-0 with a 85-38 pummeling of the Douglas College Royals on Friday.

Cougars hit oil slick in Alberta

Drew Owsley did his part in stopping 50 shots the Edmonton Oil Kings fired at him Wednesday at Rexall Place, but his Prince George Cougars teammates were unable to provide the 20 year old any offensive support as they fell 5-0 to the top team in the

Kings' draw first blood in doubleheader

In the sixth meeting between the Spruce Kings and the Chilliwack Chiefs it was the Kings emerging victorious 5-2 in front of 769 fans with three goals in the final frame.

Barracuda swimmers qualify for first Western Canadians

Josiah Binnema and Harrison Lagzdin qualified for their first Speedo Western Canadian Championship in Winnipeg from Feb. 16 to 19. The two Prince George Barracuda swimmers earned the berth at the Edmonton Keyano Invitational last weekend.

Spruce Kings move to Coastal Conference in 2012-13 season

At the British Columbia Hockey League's semi annual meeting in Richmond on Thursday a number of decisions were made for the 2012-2013 season, including having the Chilliwack Chiefs and Prince George Spruce Kings move from the Interior Conference to t
Iceman is here again

Iceman is here again

For the past 25 years, hundreds of residents in Prince George have participated in the Prince George Iceman competition. On Feb.

Owl keeping watch over Cougars

Drew Owsley saved something special for the Lethbridge Hurricanes.