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The Prince George Cougars added a 1993-born forward to their protected list on Tuesday. The Cats' latest player is Austin Daae, a six-foot, 194-pound Estevan, Saskatchewan product.

It was redemption for Nolan Schwab and his CHSS teammates Saturday.

It was a double sweep for the UNBC basketball teams in Grande Prairie, Alta., on the weekend. Both the men's and women's teams came up victorious in their exhibition games as they await the start of the PACWEST season next month.

Two nights after shutting out the Regina Pats, the Prince George Cougars were on the other side of a 6-0 romp Thanksgiving Day at the hands of the Moose Jaw Warriors in front of 3,600 fans at Mosaic Place.

Drew Owsley posted his second shutout of the Western Hockey League season Saturday as the Prince George Cougars beat the Regina Pats 2-0.

It took the PGSS Polars less than 15 minutes to do what no one else has done this season. The senior boys football team from PGSS scored a touchdown Thursday midway through the first quarter at Masich Place Stadium in B.C.

A sleepy Prince George Cougars team gave up four goals to start the second period Friday, falling 6-3 to the Brandon Wheat Kings.

It's a weekend of spikes and volleys at College Heights secondary school. The annual Jon Bragg Memorial senior boys volleyball invitational began Thursday night and continues through Saturday with 12 teams entered in the two-pool event.

It was closer than the last time the Prince George Spruce Kings faced the Penticton Vees, but it wasn't enough.

Geoffrey Martinson needs some help as he runs towards his Olympic dream. The Prince George born and raised middle-distance runner is returning to town Oct.