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The Prince George Cougars knocked off the top team in the Western Hockey League's B.C. Division on Tuesday night at CN Centre. The Cougars, last in the division, defeated the Kelowna Rockets 4-1 in front of an announced crowd of 2,273.

Biathletes from Cariboo-North East were aiming for a big weekend at the B.C. Winter Games in Kamloops and proved to be right on target.

Floris sets single-season record for Cariboo Cougars

Colburn Pearce has devised different ways to dominate on the basketball court. He can get hot with his shooting and score 50 points in a game, like he did for the Duchess Park Condors early in the season in Kamloops.

Cooper posts back-to-back shutouts on the road

Americans pounce early in 6-1 triumph

The D.P. Todd Trojans lived up to their billing as the top-seed at the five-team North Central zone double-A championship.

The Prince George Spruce Kings regained their first-place swagger Friday night in Chilliwack. They topped the Chilliwack Chiefs 2-1, ending a two-game losing streak with a win over their B.C. Hockey League division rivals.

The thrill of watching Sarah Beaudry racing biathlon on a blustery night at the Olympics and nailing all her targets in the midst of a snowstorm Thursday in the women's relay was not lost on Garnet Ditto.

The Prince George Cougars were held without a point in three games this season against the Spokane Chiefs and had redemption in mind Friday when they skated out onto the ice at Veterans Memorial Arena to wrap up the season series.