Local Sports

Some racquet-swinging Roadrunners are preparing for provincials. The Kelly Road badminton team, which won the north central zone tournament last weekend at Duchess Park, will compete at the B.C. high school championship May 26-28 in Kamloops.

Local BMXers who love the Supertrak course in Carrie Jane Gray Park will want to ride its bumps and jumps as much as possible this season. The track, which has been in its current form since 2005, is scheduled for a complete rebuild next year.

Cougar being moulded by Red Wing icon

Justin Hall didn't mind he had company breathing down his neck as he crossed the finish line in Saturday's Admiral Roofing mini stock feature race All that mattered to Hall was that he got there first -- with all his body panels intact.

Yukon teen in the hunt at city tournament

While most of us don't want to be thinking about winter in the middle of May, Sarah Beaudry can hardly wait. There's a good reason for that. In eight months, she's going on an all-expense-paid trip to Austria.

You have to be at least 14 years old to race in the Prince George Auto Racing Association and Riley Ouellet didn't waste a minute signing up to become a legal race car driver.

Gold was a possibility. Unfortunately, Nathan Warren, Duncan Elliot and Brett Harris had to settle for silver at Hockey B.C.'s Under-17 B.C. Cup.

They are defending league and provincial champions. The Prince George Gnats, intent on rumbling to similar success this season, started their year with a loss and a win Saturday in Vernon.

All they needed was one more goal. It didn't happen for defenceman Jeff Moleski and the Washington Stealth, whose second-half comeback ended in an 8-7 loss to the Toronto Rock in Sunday's National Lacrosse League Champions Cup final in Toronto.