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Cougars' hoops crew triumph

Cougars' hoops crew triumph

Morgan Redding of the College Heights Secondary junior A girls basketball team showed why she was the MVP of the Cougar Classic tournament Jan. 20 and 21 as she easily fended off the Duchess Park Condors' Hannah Donovan in the final Saturday night.

Nine bantam Cougars headed to BC winter games

In their first action of 2012 the Prince George WIC Female Bantam Tier 1 Cougars earned a pair of exhibition wins in Grande Prairie last weekend.
Cougars golden for third time in January

Cougars golden for third time in January

Like a strong wind the Prince George midget tier 2 Hurricane High Pressure Cougars blew through Dawson Creek last weekend, out-scoring their opponents 33-7 to nab the gold medal.
Curlers roll into P.G. as tune up for Worlds

Curlers roll into P.G. as tune up for Worlds

When Jim Armstrong wheeled into Prince George last weekend it brought back many fond memories.

Local girl wins Kansas State Invitational

In her first season competing for the Kansas State University Wildcats in Manhattan Alyx Treasure has jumped ahead of the competition. The graduate of D.P.
Mathison saved best for last

Mathison saved best for last

Owen Mathison had a strong finish at the 43rd annual mixed curling bonspiel Sunday at the Prince George Golf and Curling Club.

T-wolves' success continues

It was another successful weekend for the University of Northern British Columbia Timberwolves basketball teams.
Rollergirls notch win in season debut

Rollergirls notch win in season debut

Normally it's the crowd that roars when the Rated PG Rollergirls skate out onto the track, but on Saturday night, it was a chainsaw bringing the noise at the Roll-A-Dome.

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.