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Cougars bust Broncos

A functioning power play can do many things. One of them is to bring a five-game losing streak to an end.

Mohawks back on ice

Sick of practicing, ready to hit the ice for real.

Skaters book trip to Cranbrook

Five Prince George Figure Skating Club members will be traveling to Cranbrook in March for the Pacific Skate provincial championships. Tianna Spoletini, Mikaela Moore, Samara Thew, Kyla Gauthier-Vogl and Shelby Scott qualified for the B.C.

Spruce Kings bombed in Langley

The first half of the season can't come to an end soon enough for the Prince George Spruce Kings. Playing a rare daytime weekday game, the Kings opened a four-game Coastal road trip on Tuesday with an 8-2 drubbing at the hands of the Langley Chiefs.

Viqueens give early notice

Within B.C. borders, the Nechako Valley Viqueens are expected to pillage and plunder. The rival D.P. Todd Trojans were among their first victims. Saturday night at D.P.

Ready to rock

City man on curling rink that has already qualified for provincials

Wildcats win a thriller

The Skeena Wildcats were moments away from seeing a championship title slip through their grasp. Brennan Jay and Patrick Kurek made sure it didn't happen.

No luck for Sun Life Cats in tournament final

Again and again, the Sun Life Financial Cougars heard this unwelcome sound. Clang. Clang, clang. Sunday in Williams Lake, the midget Tier 2 Cougars fell 4-3 to the host Williams Lake Timberwolves in a rep hockey tournament final. During the game, P.

Lloyd's line explodes to lead Cariboo Cougars

A broken wrist broke up a potent line combination. Seb Lloyd's injury is now fully-healed and he's back in uniform for the Cariboo Cougars.

A pool full of medals

Given the number of medals earned on the weekend, it's not hard to wonder if the Prince George Barracudas should seek a sponsorship with a shipping company.