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Graber foursome sweep to BC senior men's curling championship

Dennis Graber's Prince George Curling Club rink qualified for the 2012 Tim Hortons BC Senior Curling Championships in Kelowna from Feb. 14 to 19 at the interregional play downs for region five and six in Terrace last weekend.
Championship brings hockey back to basics

Championship brings hockey back to basics

There's only a couple of days before Prince George becomes pond hockey central. Registration for the second edition of the B.C.

Beaudry shoots up eight spots at Olympic Youth Games

Prince George biathlete Sarah Beaudry finished in 14th position in the 7.
New opportunities created in CJHL with new playoff format

New opportunities created in CJHL with new playoff format

When the British Columbia Hockey League champion meets the Alberta Junior Hockey League champion for the Doyle Cup in April it'll mark the end of an era for the way junior A hockey selects its RBC Cup teams.

Grewal nominated for BCMML POW

Raymond Grewal was the Cariboo Cougars nominee for player of the month for December in the B.C. Major Midget League, but it was the Vancouver NW Giants goaltender Braden Krogfoss earning the nod. Krogfoss was 3-0 with a 0.
Clyne's days on hard court winding down

Clyne's days on hard court winding down

Life would be sweet if Jennifer Clyne could end her basketball career with the University of Northern British Columbia Timberwolves the same as she began five years ago.
Madsen finds offensive spark

Madsen finds offensive spark

If Kevan Madsen could concentrate on school like he did on the hard court, he'd be a Rhodes scholar.

Kings put squeeze on Vipers

Less than 24 hours after his 21-game scoring streak was halted Paul De Jersey had a pair of goals to lead the Prince George Spruce Kings to a 5-1 win over the Vernon Vipers in front of 1,602 spectators Sunday at the Wesbild Centre.

Polars finish fourth at Kamloops hoops tourney

Three senior girls high school basketball team trekked down to Kamloops for the 12-team Sabre Saint Classic tournament on the weekend with the Prince George Secondary Polars returning home with a fourth-place finish.

T-wolves women cruise to 8-0

Unlike their male counterparts the University of Northern British Columbia Timberwolves women's basketball team used their whole bench in Saturday's easy 90-59 win over the Langara College Falcons.