Local Sports

The Prince George WIC bantam female rep Cougars continued to roll along, picking up a pair of shutout wins over Vernon on the weekend.

Mitch Duthie led his Kelly Road Roadrunners to the championship Saturday at the senior boys annual PGSS Polar Classic. The Roadrunners beat North Peace Secondary of Fort St. John in a best-of-five final 3-1 (26-28, 25-17, 25-21 and 25-12).

It was a two-game sweep for the Prince George Farr Fabricating bantam Cougars on the weekend. The bantam boys beat Vernon 4-2 on Saturday and 7-2 Sunday. The bantam Cougars are at a tournament in Kamloops on the weekend.

It was a disappointing weekend for the University of Northern British Columbia Timberwolves in their final basketball tune up before the PACWEST season tips off. On Friday, the women found the success against the Langara Falcons the men couldn't.

It was Wildcats over Roadrunners Saturday at the D.P. Todd senior girls volleyball tournament.

It wasn't eight times lucky for the Duchess Park Condors. The Condors dropped their first British Columbia High School Football League game of the season Friday at Masich Place Stadium 13-6 to the Nechako Valley Vikings of Vanderhoof.

Corey Rossi's pragmatic about her future, but she still has soccer dreams. "It would be cool just to play in a different country," said Corey.

The Prince George Spruce Kings are extremely proud to announce that Jujhar Khaira has been selected to play for Team Canada West at the World Junior A Challenge in Langley.

Alexander Nemethy will have another chance to beat his Nechako Valley Secondary teammate Riley Wallace at the B.C. High Schools provincial cross-country running championship Saturday in Kelowna.

They failed to score a point but the PGSS double-A junior boys sevens rugby team saw a silver lining at the northern zone championship in Williams Lake last weekend.