Local Sports

On home court, in front of their fans, the D.P. Todd Trojans couldn't pull away from the PGSS Polars. Then came the third quarter. In the third, the Trojans outscored the Polars 18-2 and went on to record a 51-29 win Friday afternoon.

There's no getting around it, life in the land of the Prince George Spruce Kings has been as harsh and as bitter as the depths of a Saskatchewan winter.

The Farr Fabricating Cougars stopped trying to set up the perfect play. Then they started filling the net. During their Friday opener at the Panago Bantam Tier 1 Hockey Tournament, the Cats blasted Quesnel 16-0.

Does Santa Claus know how to ski? Or is he more likely to grab a pair of snowshoes? And will he need Rudoph's red nose to guide him to the biathlon cabin for some hot grog? Those questions and more will be answered Sunday afternoon at 5 p.m.

The ice is in great shape for skating and everybody is invited to today's season-opening festivities at the Exhibition Park ice oval.

Taylor Stefishen wasn't mincing his words. The Prince George Cougars were simply awful in their attempts to knock off the Western Hocley League Eastern Conference frontrunners.

The Carioboo region StarSkate figure skating championships start Friday in Quesnel. The Prince George Figure Skating Club has 31 skaters competing in the three-day event.

Dan Gallo is back on the world armwrestling stage. Ranked second in Canada, the Prince George Armwrestling Club member is pulling for the 165-pound open left- and right-hand titles at the world championships in Mesquite, Nev.

Jag Seehra is one step away from his national dream. He's going for gold today at the Canadian senior boxing championships.

With one fall on the soccer field, Alix Wells's career as a downhill skier flashed before her eyes. Her leg was broken just above the ankle and the thought of her ski racing this season was, literally, cast in uncertainty.