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Nobody could knock the Prince George Posse off stride at the minor box lacrosse provincial championships. At the tournament, which concluded Sunday in Burnaby, the Posse ran to a perfect 6-0 record in the midget B division.

There were no cops in sight, but running a red light cost Harvey Wanner $2,000. Driving a 1965 Plymouth Satellite, the stars failed to align for the 67-year-old Prince George driver.

They've made the grade as champions within their zone and in their province, now it's time to see how they stack up against the rest of Canada.

Haley Florell isn't just a great two-sport athlete. She's a humanitarian who wants to make this earth a better place. After playing for the Zone 8 girls rugby team in the B.C.

Tanis Trottier is a five-time Canadian slo-pitch champion but she's never had the chance to represent her Prince George hometown at the national event. Until this year. The seed to form a northern B.C.

Tanis Trottier is a five-time Canadian slo-pitch champion but she's never had the chance to represent her Prince George hometown at the national event. Until this year. The seed to form a northern B.C.

Chris Hebb needed no convincing to realize the BCHL is one of the best junior A leagues in the world. Apparently a few NHL general managers agree with the newly-hired B.C. Hockey League commissioner.

The key to the success of the Westwood Pub Devils defending their Prince George Senior Lacrosse championship was their ability to limit the damage of the league's two most prolific scorers.

The Westwood Pub Devils didn't need to run the table while facing playoff elimination like they did last year when they dropped the first two games of the championship series and were left staring down the barrel of a loaded gun.

The way CN Centre is configured, there's a not a bad seat in the house to watch the Prince George Cougars play hockey. Fans can test that theory for themselves today from 4-8 p.m. when the WHL team hosts a Select-a-Seat event.