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Track and field club in need of new leader

A vacancy now exists at the top of the Prince George Track and Field Club. Tom Masich, who spent 37 years at the controls of the PGTFC, stepped down as chairman when the club held its annual general meeting Saturday afternoon at Masich Place Stadium.

Local sports scores

P.G. Women's Soccer Tuesday results Great White 6 Smokehouse 0 Beaverly 6 Myatovic 0

Local ladies preparing to roll for Canadian crown

As five-pin bowlers, these ladies aren't short on experience. But, next month in Winnipeg, they'll be trying something absolutely new. For the first time in their careers, Norma Johnson, Irene Cass and Claire Prive will be rolling for national gold.

Racing rush fuels Case family

Now that all four of his kids are racing stock cars, it's no wonder Robin Case didn't have his own car built for speed Saturday at PGARA Speedway.

Football kids learn from the Lions

The three members of the B.C. Lions had James Ingle's full attention. Ingle was in attendance at Saturday's Play With the Pros football camp, held at the Northern Sport Centre fieldhouse. The 17-year-old Ingle not only plays football, he coaches it.

Familiar finish for PGARA street stocker

New class, new season. Same great start for Darrell Horwath.

Case, Pollard post PGARA sweeps

Auto racing Results of Prince George Auto Racing Association points meet held Saturday at PGARA Speedway. Street stock Main event (15 laps): 1. Darrell Horwath, 2. Jim Chapman, 3. Justin Hall. A-heat: Horwath; A-dash: Chapman Quick time: Horwath, 18.

Jackson excited about playing at Empire

It's a temporary home, and it won't have a dome. This Canadian Football League season, the B.C. Lions will play their home games at Empire Field, a 27,500-seat facility located on the Pacific National Exhibition grounds.

Kodiaks just miss gold at volleyball provincials

The Prince George 16-and-under Kodiaks nearly sunk their teeth into gold at last weekend's club volleyball provincial tournament in Abbotsford.

Local players in running for Team B.C. spots

Six local minor hockey stars have put themselves in contention to skate for Team B.C. at the 2011 Canada Winter Games. Chase Witala, Raymond Grewal, Josh Connolly, Kirk Hards, Jake LeBrun and Jared Young will all attend a Hockey B.C.