Local Sports

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With Sarah Pousette and Phillip Shrimpton on the long track speed skating train to the Canada Winter Games and Tim Hempsall preparing for his short-track duties next week in Halifax, their Prince George Blizzard Speed Skating clubmates have been taki

It was yet another Cougar collapse in Edmonton. Tuesday night at Rexall Place, the Prince George Cougars had a 5-2 lead against the Edmonton Oil Kings at the end of two periods but lost 6-5.

He's worked at the Winter Olympics, the Pan-Am Games, three world figure skating championships, the world under-20 women's soccer championship and five Canada Games.

The Quesnel Millionaires may have slammed shut the playoff door the Prince George Spruce Kings were hoping to enter. In the biggest game of the season for the two B.C.

Lately, comebacks haven't been necessary. The UNBC Northern Timberwolves showed they can still win in that manner.

The Prince George Barracudas were pool predators. Members of the local swim club were in Grande Prairie on the weekend for the Northern Lights Invitational meet and stroked their way to 38 first-place finishes and a total of 60 top-three results.

The Cariboo Cougars did the expected and swept the Thompson Blazers in a weekend series. But, Sunday's win was anything but easy. After a 10-3 victory Saturday night in Chase, the Cats edged the Blazers 6-5 on Sunday.

Kings, Mills on ice in Quesnel for biggest game of season

Steve Wallace is worried somebody's going to get hurt.