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Dribblers and lay-up specialists are wanted as Prince George Minor Basketball has extended their registration deadline. The new deadline to sign up to learn and to play basketball from November to February is this Friday (Oct. 28).

The UNBC Timberwolves men's soccer team is now in a position to receive a first-round bye at next weekend's provincial championship in Kelowna after two of the T-wolves' opponents were penalized for using an ineligible player.

Todd Kuc may want to pick up a lottery ticket someday soon.

Ty Rimmer's return to Prince George didn't go exactly how the former Cougars' goaltender envisioned.

Jesse Forsberg believes it's just a matter of time before the Prince George Cougars score a goal. "We're getting better every game," said the Cougars' captain. "There's nothing to be worried about.

Drew Owsley did his best Superman impression in the Prince George Cougars' net, but it wasn't enough as he was charged with his fifth loss of the WHL season.

Lisa Davison has a new philosophy when it come event planning. "I've started to not be afraid to ask people to help out," said Davison, coordinator of the Badminton Roadshow, which is in Prince George Oct. 21 to 23.

The Prince George Cougars have now gone 203:59 without scoring falling 1-0 for the second night in a row to the Tri City Americans.

It took only 87 seconds for the Prince George Spruce Kings to turn a two-goal deficit into a 4-3 win.

Stefan Zwiers credits his older siblings for pushing him to his personal best.