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A regulation soccer net is eight yards wide and eight feet tall. For those more metrically-inclined, that's 7.32 metres by 2.32 metres, and if you're a goalie trying to keep the ball out of that cage, it helps to be big.

In early April, while the Prince George LTV Contracting bantam double-A Knights were on their way to a respectable fourth-place finish at the Best of the West tournament in Kamloops, all the ball fields in Prince George were still buried under a blan

Erickson on target On his home horseshoe courts, Phil Erickson was tough to beat. During the Quesnel Spring Opener last weekend, Erickson claimed top spot in two divisions and was second in another.

Sixteen-year-old Dallas Ramsay knew he had a Canadian Powerlifting Federation national record in the bag Sunday afternoon at Xconditioning gym.

The desert heat in Las Vegas is expected to boil Fahrenheit thermometers into the triple digits by Wednesday. That doesn’t bother Washington Capitals forward Brett Connolly.

When forward Mike Conlin slips into a Prince George Spruce Kings jersey next season, he'll be a guy who should contribute to team success in all areas of the ice. The Kings announced Conlin's commitment for the 2018-19 B.C.

For the first in Prince George powerlifting history, pumping iron will fortify bank accounts. There's $7,500 up for grabs today for 20 professionals entered in the 2018 CPF Canadian Open Pro-Am Powerlifting Championships at Xconditioning gym.

The St. Ann's Academy Crusaders of Kamloops desperately needed a goal with time running out in their 20-minute game against the Immaculate Conception Kodiaks of Prince George.

The two rivers of Prince George have been running at near-flood levels the past few weeks and that's made for prime conditions for a group of paddlers stroking up their racing engines.

After 10 years at the top, Chris Arronge decided he'd had enough.