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After getting into a no-holds-barred shooting match with the Mount Royal Cougars to start the weekend, the UNBC Timberwolves were quite content to settle in for a bit of chess with the Cougars in their Canada West men’s basketball rematch Saturday ni

In their previous six seasons competing in Canada’s women’s university basketball league, never had the UNBC Timberwolves broken the 100-point barrier.

Penalties will kill you when the penalty-kill doesn’t work. The Prince George Cougars learned that lesson the hard way Saturday night in Kelowna, where they lost 4-3 in overtime to the Rockets.

Timberwolves dominate Mount Royal on the road

Timberwolves beat Manitoba Bisons in penalty kicks to advance in Canada West playoffs

The Cougars will host Pink in the Rink on Nov. 3 at the CN Centre

Sean Donaldson did the deed. In his first game against the Trail Smoke Eaters, the team that just traded him, the 17-year-old Prince George Spruce Kings winger pulled the trigger and hit the target.

Last year, just getting into the U Sports Canada West women's soccer playoffs was a monumental event for the UNBC Timberwolves' history book. Friday night in Vancouver the T-wolves wrote another chapter.

The Prince George Cougars always knew defenceman Cole Moberg had an offensive upside.

Last season, the bureaucracy of the B.C. Secondary Schools Football Association set up a block Brayden Michell was unable break through.