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Two-sport star

Elliot shows his track skills haven't diminished

The old college try added to World Baseball Challenge efforts

During the 2009 Enbridge Northern Gateway World Baseball Challenge, the Internet webcast was a major hit. For the next WBC, students from State University of New York at Cortland are working on attracting sponsorship dollars for the live action feed.

Volleyball Chargers hire Dahl

Chris Dahl is back among the volleyball head coaching ranks in the B.C. Colleges Athletic Association.

Masich works his last meet

Tom Masich was in his usual spot, and in his usual stance -- at the bottom of the bleachers, leaning on the railing, microphone in hand. He was also there for the last time.

Locals part of winning weekend for U-17 Canucks

The Canucks, led by a Prince George staff and featuring two P.G. players, won B.C. Hockey's Under-17 B.C. Cup Sunday in 100 Mile House.

Gymnast Nicholson vaults into spotlight

Brooklyn Nicholson drew inspiration Sunday from an Olympian, and it led to an all-around triumph at the Prince George Invitational gymnastics meet.

Atherton, Rush upset NLL champions

Winning a chapter in the Battle of Alberta is a rush like no other Brandon Atherton has ever felt before in his lacrosse career.

Cats now have cousin connection

Twelve rounds, 12 players. The Prince George Cougars filled their pockets with potential Thursday at the WHL draft in Edmonton.

Tandy takes a breather

Provincial team activity paved the way for biathlon success at 2010 Olympics

Allbee agrees to join Millionaires

In the ongoing hockey conflict between the Prince George Spruce Kings and Quesnel Millionaires, Chris Allbee will be taking up arms for the other side.