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Results from the PGARA Invitational, held Saturday and Sunday at PGARA Speedway. Drivers from Prince George except where noted.

Jon Cooper has put the offer out to the people of Prince George. Show up in Norfolk, Va., this hockey season with proof that you're from P.G. and he'll set you up with some free tickets.

Chris Arronge is going to take a run at the money. Arronge, president of the Prince George Auto Racing Association, will replace his administrator's hat with a racing helmet for this weekend's PGARA Invitational.

Matzelle faces stiff test at BMX nationals

Darrell Horwath wants the two grand. To fill his wallet, he'll have to run fast and clean all weekend at PGARA Speedway Park, site of the PGARA Invitational.

Five full seasons in the Western Hockey League went by like a snap of the fingers. Suddenly, it seems, Garrett Thiessen is now preparing for the next phase of hockey and life. Both will unfold at the University of Saskatchewan.

Gascon not letting late start keep him from running at front of pack

Katlyn Roberts was going to put her basketball career on pause. Roberts, a dynamic shooting guard for the D.P. Todd Trojans during her high school days, had no real intention of playing at the post-secondary level this coming season.

Mark Whalley and John Rustad are experiencing judo at the highest level. The two members of Prince George's Hart Judo Academy are currently in Outlook, Sask., for a national summer camp that runs until Saturday.

Call it Martinson magic. At the Eileen Meagher track and field meet in Halifax last week, Geoff Martinson and his dad, Brian Martinson, both ran to first-place finishes in races. The younger Martinson, with a time of three minutes 44.