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SPINNING SKATER -- Denis Ten, one of the world's top young figure skaters, will compete for Kazakhstan at the upcoming 2010 Winter Olympic Games in Vancouver, but this week he's using Prince George ice sheets to fine tune his programs.

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Who put the fire out? The Prince George Fury did -- the Fury extinguished the Wenatchee Fire, and in the process soothed a rash that came with being winless in their inaugural pro indoor soccer season.

These Gators, they have bite. The Alison's Embroidery atom girls hockey team from Prince George, which plays in the local Tier 1 division, captured top spot in a five-team tournament in Clearwater on the weekend.

When the Kelowna Christian Knights made their charge, the PGSS Polars didn't back down. Six minutes later, they were tournament champions.

Kazakh figure skating prodigy to prepare for 2010 Winter Games in Prince George The judges are scoring the Spruce City Skating Club's latest achievement a perfect Ten.

The winner will be all alone in first place. So, when the UNBC Northern Timberwolves and UBC Okanagan Heat step onto the Northern Sport Centre court tonight, there will be no shortage of intensity.

As a player, Joe Rea has always wanted to wear a Team Canada jacket. In 37 years of curling, he hasn't yet achieved his goal. As a coach, well, that's a different story.

Sarah Beaudry loves biathlon and is good enough to be racing for Canada this weekend at the world junior/youth championships in Sweden. But she won't be in Europe and she won't be attending this weekend's B.C.

Kenny Lally won't be coming home empty-handed from the Canadian senior national championships. Although Lally lost his bout in Ste. Hyacinthe, Que.