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High school football timeline What started in 2004 when the College Heights Cougars played the Duchess Park in the first P.G.

The players want their own league, there's enough equipment to suit them all up, coaches are willing to put in the extra time and the referees have said they will support it. So get ready for another high school sport on the local scene.

Sterling King returned from Kamloops with a new collection of precious medals. The Prince George Barracudas Swim Club member brought home three gold and two bronze medals from the 2011 Western Canada Summer Games.

Assuming they all play this B.C. Hockey League season for the Prince George Spruce Kings, you'll need a program to tell them apart. The Fitzgerald triplets -- Myles, Leo and Gerry -- who celebrate their 18th birthdays on Aug.

Erika Morris is a Western Canada Games champion. The six-foot middle blocker from Prince George was standing tall atop the medal podium Sunday in Kamloops after her B.C.

Nathan Yu and the Canadian men's basketball team have scored the biggest upset of the world university games tournament. They knocked off the defending champions from Serbia 70-67 Sunday in Shenzhen, China to improve to 2-0.

Years from now, when they look back on their time playing for B.C. at the 2011 State Wars roller hockey championships in Cincinnati, Ohio, Jordan Carstairs, Tyson Young and Regan Young won't be thinking about how they started the tournament.

Amidst the desert-like conditions and blazing summer heat searing Kamloops, two Prince George swimmers found a gold-medal oasis in the indoor pool at the Western Canada Games. Sterling King, 15, and Danica Ludlow, 14, each helped B.C.

Sterling King was the anchor, but he took B.C. to the top. The 15-year-old from Prince George brought home gold as B.C.'s fourth swimmer in the men's 4 X 100-metre freestyle relay at the Western Canada Games in Kamloops.

Free instruction from professional players? Now there's an offer no kid with an interest in football could refuse. The B.C. Lions' Play with the Pros instruction camp is coming to Prince George this Sunday, from 10:30 a.m. -12:30 p.m.