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The losing streak is over.

Needing just a point to clinch second place overall in the B.C. Hockey League, the Prince George Spruce Kings outshot and outplayed the Chiliwack Chiefs by a wide margin Friday night at Rolling Mix Concrete Arena but couldn't seem to put them away.

Cats' longest setback in 25-year history is finally over

Cats face off in Kamloops tonight (Feb. 22), Everett Saturday (Feb. 23)

Keenan St. Rose finished 18th and his Prince George Blizzard Speed Skating clubmate Craig Miller posted a 30th-place result Thursday in the Canada Winter Games 1,000-metre short track event in Red Deer.

In the 25-year history of the Prince George Cougars there have been some lengthy winless droughts but never have they been spitting sand so long ever since they made that turn into the Sahara Desert of the Western Hockey League.

Taras Rad was nearly perfect in completing his biathlon trifecta.

Daviet remains the standing king, Arendz nails second silver

Host’s medal count now at six thanks to silver in long distance biathlon

Goalie Logan Neaton and defenceman Layton Ahac, both of the Prince George Spruce Kings, have been selected as the Mainland Division nominees for B.C. Hockey League individual awards.