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There was no hesitation in nine-year-old Starlene Robinson's voice when asked how far up the figure skating ladder she wants to climb.

If there was any medicine under the hats of these Tigers, it was a prescription for misery for the Prince George Cougars. They scored early and never let the Cougars leave sickbay, beating them 4-1 Friday night at the Canalta Centre in Medicine Hat.

After taking their lumps last season in the B.C. Hockey Female Midget Triple-A League, there's a new attitude that's swept over the Northern Capitals. They plan on doing a lot more winning in 2018-19 and so far that has indeed has been the case.

A top-three divisional finish is not out of the question for the UNBC Timberwolves. Running the table and sinking their opponents in their last four games to close the U Sports Canada West men's soccer regular season might be enough to do the trick.

Welcome to the jungle. The Prince George Cougars are going Tiger hunting tonight in Medicine Hat and they'll have to do without one of their most formidable and intimidating weapons - 19-year-old winger Josh Maser.

Revenge was on the minds of the Powell River Kings for what the Prince George Spruce Kings did to them in April.

The decision comes from a major penalty and game misconduct on Oct. 6

They might rank last in the Canada West Pacific Division standings. As far as the UNBC Timberwolves are concerned, that's a deceptive lie. Because they're not playing like a last-place team. Not with Paige Payne hovering within striking range.

The game beyond the game tonight at Rolling Mix Concrete Arena will be the one going on behind the benches.

Cougars have now lost three contests in a row