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Prince George is B.C. Hockey's choice to host the 2012 Telus Cup national midget championship. On Friday afternoon, the provincial organization selected Prince George's bid package over those of several other B.C.

Wedding bells are ringing again for Olympian Megan Tandy.

Moleski and Roughnecks out to defend NLL crown

As expected, the Prince George Cougars have selected 15-year-old left-shooting centre Alex Forsberg, a native of Waldheim, Sask., with the first-overall place in the Western Hockey League bantam draft, being held Thursday in Edmonton.

Cougars make Alex Forsberg top WHL bantam selection

The UNBC Northern Timberwolves will lose their All-Canadian point guard to graduation after next season. The replacement for Christine Kennedy could be Jenn Knibbs.

Gold-medal winners at the Prince George Open, held Saturday at the Civic Centre

Fighting for his adopted club, Aven Briggs was perfection in motion. Briggs, a 100 Mile House product who moved here in January for judo and school, went a combined 8-0 at the Prince George Open, held Saturday at the Civic Centre.

Kyanna Prazma, much to her disbelief, is part of a championship team. Sunday in Lake Cowichan, Prazma and her Pandas teammates defeated the Thunderbirds 4-1 in the final game of B.C. Hockey's Female Under-18 B.C. Cup.

Gymnastics Results of the Prince George Gymnastics Club members at the Kitimat Dynamics meet held over weekend in Kitimat.