Local Sports

Paperwork is the only thing standing between Robert Rodriguez and a spot with the UNBC Northern Timberwolves men's basketball team. Rodriguez, a 22-year-old point guard from Sacramento, Calif.

Team B.C.'s quest for a State Wars roller hockey championship ended Friday in Chicago.

It's the most prestigious women's golf tournament in the region. It tees off Saturday at the Prince George Golf and Curling Club. The Ladies Simon Fraser Open, which has 80 entrants this year, gets started at 8 a.m.

Laviolette to play for host team at western championship

They were untouchable in their first three games. In their last three, the Prince George Roga Contracting Knights couldn't find the path to victory and settled for fourth place at provincials.

Local setter Colin Carson preparing for duty with Team Canada

Bats that had been hot were suddenly cool. That unwelcome development, combined with struggles on defence, ended the provincial championship hopes of the Prince George IDL Knights. In a Sunday semifinal game at the B.C.

The Prince George Roga Contracting Knights played solid all-around baseball and were rewarded with two opening-day wins at their provincial championship tournament.

The Prince George Knights were looking to build on a blowout victory against a traditional powerhouse. Instead, they settled for a close win and a disappointing loss Friday in Chilliwack, host city for the B.C.

Competition at the this week's Summer National swimming championships is bringing out the best in Prince George Barracudas Swim Club member Katie Mann. Mann broke two of her own club records at the Victoria meet, which continues today and Sunday.