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Andrew Johnson didn't really care that his Duchess Park Condors were on their way to a 30-0 loss to the College Heights Cougars in the Matt Pearce Memorial Spirit Game Wednesday afternoon at PGSS field.

The Prince George Cougars announced their Western Hockey League pre-season schedule Wednesday and the team will be playing five games, but just one at CN Centre. The Cats will play the first of four consecutive road games on Friday, Aug.

Pateman, Sprague win hockey awards Prince George products Ward Pateman and Trevor Sprague were recognized with awards at the B.C. Hockey Annual Congress, held on the weekend in Sun Peaks.

The Prince George Spruce Kings have added skill and size to their blueline in the form of Max Coyle. Coyle had six goals and 50 points in 49 games last season for the Listowel Cyclones of the Greater Ontario Junior Hockey League.

Garrett Anderson went down in a heap under the basket, clutching his leg in agony. His painful moans could be heard around the Duchess Park gym as a hush fell over the crowd watching the Mann Dental 3V3 P.G.

Playing with a nine-stroke lead heading into the second and final round of the Junior Simon Fraser Open Sunday at the Prince George Golf and Curling Club, Cody Bailey wasn’t about to make it any easier for the rest of the field.

The Big Island of Hawaii has been a dangerous place the past month with molten lava erupting unpredictably and burying the land.

There's nothing like winning your hometown tournament. In hockey, Cody Bailey did that last year when his Coast Inn of the North Cougars hosted the Tier 1 midget provincial tournament at Kin 1 and won it.

If you were among the 3,000-plus spectators who swarmed Blackwater Motocross Park last year for the Rockstar Energy MX National event and liked seeing professional motocross riders for the first time on the course, the feeling was mutual from the rid

With 50,000 people watching from the stands at Oakland Alameda Coliseum and hundreds of thousands of viewers around the world tuned in on TVs and cell phones, Jess Pettis was as relaxed as a motocross racer could be.