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Inspiration in motion

Angus McDonald has taken huge steps in his recovery from a tragic accident

Ryan, Montagnon top the BMO field

In their first year as partners, Lana Ryan and Patti Montagnon were on the money at the BMO Ladies Best Ball.

Knights pair-off in Sherwood Park

The Prince George peewee double-A Knights ran to a 2-2 record at a season-opening baseball tournament in Edmonton.

Local sports scores

Local sports results North Cariboo Senior Soccer League Sunday results Shooters United 2 NT Air 1 Global 5 Coors Light 1 Eden Spas 6 Grewal Group 2 Queensway Auto World 2 Powerhouse 0

Rustlers lay a stomping on the Gnats

A 33-0 loss Sunday in Williams Lake was not what the Prince George Gnats rugby team had anticipated when they left home to take on the Williams Lake Rustlers.
Age is just a number

Age is just a number

Grant and Jean Yule prove that point at YMCA Road Race

PGSS adds three to Wall of Fame

The PGSS Athletics Wall of Fame is now a little more crowded. During the local high school's athletics awards ceremony last week, Ken Larsen, Nicole Chappell and Mike Sookochoff had their names added to the wall, located outside the gymnasium.

Barton not worried about UNBC's athletic path

Canada West, or the B.C. Colleges Athletic Association. Either way, Charles Barton will be happy just to be back on the basketball court. Barton, a six-foot-four guard/forward from Vernon, is the newest member of the UNBC Northern Timberwolves.

Y Road Race set to go

On your marks, get set, run. For some people in Sunday's YMCA Road Race, that run will last 21.1 kilometres (half-marathon), while others will opt for a shorter distance and will pound the pavement for five or 10 km.

Women's soccer unveils split season

Left with just one team in its top division for 2011, the Prince George Women's Soccer Association has had to shuffle its deck to restructure what is now a 22-team league.