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Time ran out Saturday on the injury-riddled Prince George Polars football team. The Polars suffered a season-ending 47-6 loss to the Holy Cross Crusaders of Surrey in a Subway Bowl double-A varsity quarterfinal playoff on the indoor carpet at B.C.

Ben Brar did it again. He gave the Prince George Spruce Kings exactly what they needed to shake off the Alberni Valley Bulldogs.

Blazers singe Cats 5-1 in first of weekend doubleheader at CN Centre

Women win one-point thriller while men blowout Trinity Western

November weather in Vancouver usually means wet and gloomy, but today nothing but clear sky, sunshine and warm temperatures are expected. Not that the Prince George Polars really care. They'll be playing in the weatherproof confines of B.C.

The Prince George Spruce Kings certainly showed Powell River who's king Friday night. They crowned the other Kings of the B.C. Hockey League 3-0 in front of 1,192 spectators at Hap Parker Arena in Powell River.

UNBC women still unbeaten after slim victory over TWU

In case Prince George Cougars goalie Taylor Gauthier was wondering whether his teammates are prepared to break through walls to help him succeed, those doubts were laid to rest Wednesday night at CN Centre.

Prince George comes in hot while the Blazers are fizzling

UNBC back on home court tonight to face Trinity Western Spartans