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Thomas Speirs outpunches opponent at provincial championships

Emma Balazs had the fleetest feet. Balazs, a Grade 10 student at Kelly Road secondary school, was the north central zone's top-placing athlete at the cross-country running high school provincial championships, held in Victoria on the weekend.

The Viking Construction Cougars got some results they can build on. The Cats, Prince George's peewee Tier 1 rep hockey team, were in Kelowna and Kamloops for weekend games in the Okanagan Mainline Amateur Hockey Association.

In a match that went the full five sets, the Houston Christian Wildcats finally took down the determined D.P. Todd Trojans. The Wildcats and Trojans collided Saturday night in the final of the D.P.

Local forward Lyndon Martell is re-joining the Prince George Spruce Kings. Martell started the season with the Kamloops Blazers of the Western Hockey League but the Blazers assigned him to the Kings on Monday. Last B.C.

The zone championship tournament is approaching. All signs point to the College Heights Cougars being ready for a run at the title. The College Heights senior girls volleyball team placed second overall at a weekend event hosted by D.P. Todd.

First place was ripe for the taking for the Prince George Cougars. On a night when they had a chance to pass the Vancouver Giants and move into the driver's seat in the WHL's B.C.

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It was a Thanksgiving dinner with plenty of turkey, and Henry Jay Heimlich was nowhere to be found to apply his famous manoeuvre.

Special teams led to a special night for the Prince George Cougars. In a Friday Western Hockey League game at CN Centre, the Cats went 4-for-9 on the power play and also scored a shorthanded goal in a 6-3 win against the Edmonton Oil Kings.