Local Sports

Hudson Thornton and Koehn Ziemmer extended their point streaks to nine games while Chase Wheatcroft has six goals in his last three games.

Timberwolves striker Michael Henman was a finalist for the national player of the year but lost out to Christopher Campoli of Ontario Tech University in Oshawa.

First-place Cats wrapping up extended roadtrip Wednesday in Kelowna

Young makes 41 saves in 5-3 victory over Chiefs Saturday night

Spruce Kings' next BCHL action Thursday in Merritt

The Prince George Spruce Kings (9-4-0-1) were handed their fourth loss of the season as the Penticton Vees (15-0-0-0) held them scoreless and continued their undefeated start to the season with a 4-0 victory Friday night at the South Okanagan Events

The Trinity Western Spartans are well-known for their fast-paced offensive style, but it was their defense that earned them an 85-69 victory over the UNBC Timberwolves on opening night.

The Prince George Cougars (8-7-0-0) exploded for seven goals tonight to defeat the Spokane Chiefs (3-9-0-0) 7-2 at the Spokane Arena on Friday night.

The fastest game on ice is being showcased during the 30th Joy Hoffman Memorial Ringette Championship from Nov. 11 to 13 at the Kin Centres in Prince George. There are 60 games to be played by 406 players on 28 teams who are coming from all over the province.

T-wolves down to just nine players to face Trinity Western at Northern Sport Centre