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Inner City boxers idle at provincials

Inner City Boxing Club fighters Kenny Lally (52kg) and Jag Seehra (60kg) are in Surrey this weekend for the provincial boxing championships but they might not get to fight because they have no opponents in their respective weight classes.
Polars win a classic P.G. Bowl

Polars win a classic P.G. Bowl

It took four hours to decide it, but the Prince George Polars are P.G. Bowl champions. They knocked off the Nechako Valley Vikings of Vanderhoof 26-19 in overtime Friday night at Masich Place Stadium to claim the B.C.

Blizzard season begins

Thirty-two skaters and only 10 spots. The filtering process starts today in Abbotsford for Prince George Blizzard Speed Skating Club short track speed skaters Tim Hempsall, Lucas Hiller, Morgan Swan, Carley Budac.

Gridiron grail

Vikings, Polars clash in P.G. Bowl high school football final

Oil Kings come calling

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

Inglis makes the grade

Cougars centre added to Team WHL roster for Subway Super Series

Speirs, Hume have titles in their sights

Last season, for the first time in their careers, Thomas Speirs and Marcus Hume represented B.C. at the senior national boxing championships. Both, of course, want to get back to nationals this year.

Provincial recognition

Local coach K-Lynn Hogh has her efforts rewarded by Softball B.C.

Polar power on display at rugby zones

In high school girls rugby, the year of the Polar is on the horizon. This year's senior PGSS Polars are formed mostly by junior-aged players.

Cariboo Cats keep on winning

The Cariboo Cougars are on fire, and mercilessly held that flame to the feet of the Okanagan Rockets. They beat the Rockets 7-2 Sunday and 7-4 Saturday in Kelowna and have have now won seven straight B.C. Hockey Major Midget League games.