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Beijing Tigers to play P.G.'s World Baseball Challenge

The People's Republic of China is sending a delegation to Prince George this summer. But this is not the typical business delegation - they'll be decked out in ball caps and spikes instead of suits and ties.

Rockets match-up best of a bad lot for Cougars

The Prince George Cougars wanted the Kelowna Rockets. They got them. That doesn't mean beating the Rockets in a first-round Western Hockey League playoff series is going to be easy.

P.G. players to represent North at nationals

They are ringette pioneers. When Saynia Pickering, Justine Lamothe and Murdine Leboe skate at the Tim Hortons national championship next week in Cambridge, Ont., they'll be part of the first-ever northern-based squad to compete as Team B.C.

Rec. league set for post-season push

Playoffs in the Prince George Women's Recreational Hockey League are almost ready to set blade to ice. The opening game, one week from today, will see third-place Acme Edge take on the fourth-place Cat Rental Store Hericanes at the Coliseum (7:15 p.

Viking Cougars still searching for victory

With one game left, the Viking Construction Cougars are still seeking their first win at the B.C. Hockey peewee Tier 1 championship. The Cougars, the host team for provincials, saw their record slip to 0-4 after a Tuesday loss to Kelowna.

Female Cougars nearly cancel launch plans of Rockets

They gave the Thompson-Okanagan Rockets reason to be nervous. But, ultimately, the Bursey Buryn Cougars fell short in their bid for a playoff upset. During the regular season in the B.C.

Memorable rookie year for Roberts

Talk about a remarkable rookie season. From a team perspective and an individual standpoint, Katlyn Roberts would never have imagined that her first year with the Grande Prairie Regional College Wolves would go so well.

Injuries hobble Mohawks at Savage Cup

It was a disappointing end to the season for Prince George Mohawks. The men's senior triple-A hockey team was in Fort St. John last week to take a shot at the Savage Cup provincial championship.

Viking Cats improving at provincials

Against their toughest opponent so far, the Viking Construction Cougars played their best game. Monday night at the Kin Centre, the Cougars battled the Burnaby Winter Club and lost 6-1. The result dropped the Cats to 0-3 at the B.C.

T-wolves end nationals with tough loss

If winning back-to-back championships was easy, more teams would do it. The UNBC Northern Timberwolves were shooting for repeat gold at the Canadian Colleges Athletic Association men's basketball nationals but instead struggled to a 1-2 record.