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Chinese Taipei a force to be reckoned with at WBC

The latest rankings of the International Baseball Federation have Chinese Taipei pegged in the No. 5 slot. If they continue their winning ways at the World Baseball Challenge, expect that ranking to rise a notch or two.

Lally puts aside his pain

Kenny Lally's furious finishing flurry was right out of the Tasmanian devil school of boxing. When all the dust had settled, Jose Javiar, his Brazilian opponent at the Cheo Aponte Cup tournament in Caguas, Puerto Rico scarcely knew what hit him.

Somewhere down a crazy river

Local youngsters hop into kayaks for watery lessons

Jenkins pushes Assault into 2-0 lead

Once again, Dave Jenkins Jr. was a force on the floor. Now, his College Heights Pub Assault team is two wins away from a playoff championship in the Prince George Senior Lacrosse Association.

Former Spruce King to play at SFU

Trent Murdoch, a member of last season's Prince George Spruce Kings, will continue his hockey career at Simon Fraser University this fall.

Setback for Seehra

In his last chance to qualify for the Pan American Games, local boxer Jag Seehra suffered a disappointing loss. Seehra, a 21-year-old from the Inner City Boxing Club, fell 13-11 to a British Guyana fighter Sunday in Panama.

Matheson marvelous in Kelowna

Lauren Matheson legged her way to double gold at the Jack Brow Memorial track and field meet, held in Kelowna on the weekend.

Hall hails return of CMDRA to P.G.

Eight years had passed since Len Hall last took a run at winning a title on his home track in a Canadian Motorcycle Drag Racing Association (CMDRA) event.

Yellowknife couple not bugged on P.G. trip

Liz and Jeff Pitre love racing drag bikes. They came all the way from the North West Territories to get their kicks on the strip in Prince George.

Beefed up

Bahamas club much improved for World Baseball Challenge