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Posse rides to gold in Calgary

Later this month, the Prince George Posse will shoot for the midget A2 provincial lacrosse title. Thanks to a tournament win in Calgary on the weekend, the Posse will head into the B.C. championship riding high.
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How do you spell relief? W-A-R-D

How do you spell relief? W-A-R-D

BASEBALL LEGEND -- Angela Prince, left, and Cassie Robinson rubbed shoulders with former Toronto Blue Jays relief pitcher Duane Ward during an autograph session in Pine Centre Mall Thursday afternoon.
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P.G. runners conquer Scorched Sole

P.G. runners conquer Scorched Sole

After running 86 kilometres over rugged mountain terrain in 27 C heat, a torturous grind that lasted 13 hours, Reid Roberts of Prince George had a few choice words to describe the course in the Scorched Sole Ultra.
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Youth will be served at Blue Jays camp

Youth will be served at Blue Jays camp

The chance to share knowledge firsthand with former major league baseball players and learn the same drills that helped them achieve their goals on the ball diamond is priceless.
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PGSLA award winners, all-star teams

Prince George Senior Lacrosse Association Award winners Helen McIntosh Memorial Award (Most valuable player) Dave Jenkins, College Heights Pub Assault Scoring champion Clarke Anderson (32 goals 32 assists, 64 points) Aaron Van Driesum Memorial Award
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College Heights Pub takes Game 1

The guys on the College Heights Pub Assault were looking for a peace officer to bail them out.
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Aboriginal fastball canceled

Highway closures and forest fires have contributed to a low number of team entries, forcing cancellation of this weekend's 46th annual aboriginal fastball tournament at Spruce City Stadium.
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Cougars open on the road

The Prince George Cougars will be seeing a lot of their closest geographic rival in the Western Hockey League next season. In 10 of their 72 regular season games in 2011-12, the Cougars will come to face-to-face with the Kamloops Blazers.
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Pirates wrap up peewee title

Pirates wrap up peewee title

The peewee Pirates are champions of the Prince George Youth Baseball Association. To get their mitts on the trophy, they had to defeat the regular season-champion Mets in the playoff final Tuesday night at Gyro Field.
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Cougars select forward at Import Draft

The Prince George Cougars announced their selection of Marko Dano, a 16-year-old forward, in the 2011 CHL Import Draft yesterday. Dano, a five-foot eleven-inch, 174-pound left-hander from Slovakia, was selected 60th overall by the Cougars.
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