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Eagles soar to B.C. berth

The Cedars Christian School Eagles are in position to shoot for their school's second B.C. championship in senior girls basketball. The Eagles advanced to this year's single-A provincial tournament by achieving perfection at zones on the weekend.

Ringette team loses in final

It was the overtime goal that was the dagger.

Fury lose both games in Winnipeg

The Prince George Fury ended a tumultuous first season the way it started -- with a pair of losses.

Canadian men post best-ever result in ski pursuit

Dave Wood said before the Olympics began, he considers his Canadian cross-country ski team the best we've ever had. Proof was in the pudding Saturday at Callaghan Valley.

Cougars one win from earning bye

As always, two wins is the goal. But, when the Cariboo Cougars step onto the ice for a doubleheader against the South Island Thunderbirds, they'll do so knowing that one victory will be enough to give them a first-round bye in the B.C.

T-wolves clinch regular-season title

First place, clinched. The UNBC Northern Timberwolves guaranteed themselves their first-ever regular season championship when they edged the Vancouver Island University Mariners 67-60 in a packed Northern Sport Centre on Friday night.

UNBC men stale claim for No. 1 spot

The top two teams in the country put on quite a show. In the end, No. 2 shone more brightly than No. 1.

P.G. athletes add to medal count in Halifax

B.C. biathletes ended their Canada Winter Games with a bronze-medal bang.

Poised for first place

If they win one of their final two games, the UNBC Northern Timberwolves will clinch their first-ever regular-season championship. The UNBC women's basketball team would also wrap up a free pass through the first round of the B.C.

Chance to clinch for UNBC women

If they win one of their final two games, the UNBC Northern Timberwolves will clinch their first-ever regular-season championship. The UNBC women's basketball team would also wrap up a free pass through the first round of the B.C.