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Ken Shields has a long history of making Prince George basketball players better at their game.

Less than three years ago, Lina Goto competed in her first Western Canadian gymnastics. It was one of the shortest journeys she ever will have to take in her pursuit of excellence in the gym.

If it is true that Spokane Chiefs bring out the worst in the Prince George Cougars, it could get ugly on this ice this weekend at CN Centre.

Seven years of taekwon-do training have landed Brian Clyne on Team Canada. Clyne, a 16-year-old Prince George resident, is about to fight on behalf of his country at the ITF world championships in New Zealand.

With a couple defencemen on the injury list and the regular season rapidly drawing to a close, the Prince George Cougars have called in some reinforcements.

Stop Chelsea McMullen. When the UNBC Northern Timberwolves face the Camosun College Chargers in a quarterfinal game at the B.C.

An Axel is a figure skating leap that starts with a forward takeoff from the left outside edge and ends with a backward landing on the right back outside edge after 1 1/2 revolutions.

The speed skating Blizzard that hit the Prince George Coliseum last weekend left a bountiful medal harvest in its wake. Twenty-eight Prince George Blizzard Speed Skating Club athletes earned medals at the two-day Northern Communities FUNale meet.

A shutout, against the best team in the league. Goaltender Megan Spooner couldn't have dreamed up a better scenario for the final home game of her career.

The D.P. Todd Trojans threw their best game at the Nechako Valley Viqueens. The payoff was a zone championship title and a ticket to provincials.