Local Sports

Caps had the ability, and used it to win the Prince George Masters Ball Hockey playoff championship. Already crowned regular-season champions, the boys from Cap-abilities kept their winning act together in the playoffs.

Nobody said it was going to be easy for the Prince George Polars. That was indeed the case on Thursday when PGSS took the floor at the triple-A girls provincial in North Vancouver against the W.J. Mouat Hawks of Abbotsford.

Curling is a difficult sport to master. But with the Zone 5 and 6 regional masters title on the line, Clarence Wigmore found a way to deliver what his team needed a few weeks ago in 100 Mile House to book themselves a spot in the B.C.

The new Duchess Park secondary school isn't even open yet. But, already, it has been chosen as the host venue for a major tournament. Next Dec.

At provincial championship tournaments, there are two kinds of games -- tough ones, and tougher ones. The PGSS Polars know this to be true.

Hockey will take Brent Arsenault back to his old stomping grounds next winter. Arsenault, a 41-year-old Prince George resident, has been selected as a Team B.C. assistant coach for the 2011 Canada Winter Games, Feb. 11-27 in Halifax.

The Quesnel Millionaires served up notice over the weekend they intend to make some noise in the B.C. Hockey League playoffs.

Sarah Pousette's first Olympic experience was captured by the eyes of a painter.

Local football players displaying their talents at indoor camp

Matt Blokker has never seen anything like it. Seventeen players from Prince George, Quesnel and Vanderhoof will represent the Northern High School Football League at the Senior Bowl in Surrey/Langley.