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Skirving fires a winner for Kings

They had to work a little longer than they would have liked, but the Prince George Spruce Kings picked up an important win Tuesday night at the Coliseum. At one point in the B.C.

Listed Lloyd has sizzling weekend for Cariboo Cats

The past three days have been packed with hockey highlights for Seb Lloyd. Lloyd, a 16-year-old forward for the Cariboo Cougars, piled up eight points in two weekend wins against the North Island Silvertips.

Bahamas coming back for WBC

The boys from the Bahamas are coming back to Prince George. Organizers of the 2011 World Baseball Challenge announced Monday that the Bahamas Baseball Federation (BBF) has committed to sending a team to the tournament, July 8-19 at Citizen Field.

Positive test for banned substance results in suspension for Cougars' forward

Spencer Asuchak, a 19-year-old forward for the Prince George Cougars, has been suspended for eight games for testing positive for a banned substance.

Greatness at guard

Rowe and backcourt bombers help sink visiting Blues

Last shot a winner for Duplisse

There were no shaky hands, no vibrating knees. With all his years of curling experience, Gord Duplisse simply pushed out of the hack and made the shot.

Shootout give Cats road reward

Nick Buonassisi's shootout goal gave the visiting Prince George Cougars a 4-3 win over the Chilliwack Bruins Saturday, ending a six-game road losing streak.

Scott breaks Law at B.C. Scotties

For the second year in a row, Kelly Scott beat Kelley Law in the final game of the B.C. Scotties Tournament of Hearts women's provincial curling championship.

Last shot a winner for Duplisse

There were no shaky hands, no vibrating knees. With all his years of curling experience, Gord Duplisse simply pushed out of the hack and made the shot.

Battered Kings host Cents tonight

Don't be too shocked if the Prince George Spruce Kings have the luxury of some additional breathing space on the players bench tonight.