Local Sports

Todd Jordan has a new job. No, he hasn't stepped down as head coach of the UNBC Northern Timberwolves. Instead, he has added to his list of responsibilities because he has been named sideline boss of Basketball B.C.'s Under-16 boys provincial team.

The Whistler Cup course was icy, hard, and fast -- just the kind of mountain challenge Tiana Gairns likes.

Cuba is home to the top-ranked national baseball team in the world and this summer Prince George fans will get a chance to see that team in action.

Special Olympics gymnasts find their rhythm

The image of Malle Ricker clearing the last jump on her snowboard at Cypress Mountain with no other athlete in sight to win gold at the 2010 Winter Olympics is burned into the memories of Canadians.

Piper Hoekstra's season ended in disappointment when she sprained her ankle in the warmup of the opening game for the D.P. Todd Trojans in the provincial girls double-A basketball tournament in Kamloops. Or so she thought.

Inexperience on track no barrier for Dupuis

Relax, find the mark, and throw. When Jeff Strong is on the five-pin bowling lanes, he follows that sequence of events over and over again. The routine has worked well for him. So well, in fact, he now has the chance to roll for national gold.

First the Prince George Cougars, now the Portland Winter Hawks -- the task at hand just got a lot tougher for Brett Bulmer and the Kelowna Rockets.

They'll be defending their home turf on Saturday. But, before local judo athletes could start thinking about upcoming battles at the Prince George Open, they had fights in Edmonton that required their attention.