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Isaiah DiLaura lost sight of the puck as it sailed high halfway up to the rafters at CN Centre. By the time he was able to track down that black rubber biscuit, Orrin Centazzo's arms were raised in celebration.

The steam-roller is in motion and it appears there’s no stopping the Prince George Spruce Kings as they continue to pave a path towards their first-ever B.C. Hockey League banner.

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The Prince George Spruce Kings moved one step closer to their first-ever B.C. Hockey League banner Friday night at Rolling Mix Concrete Arena.

On Lumberjack Night, Jermaine Loewen chopped down the Prince George Cougars. Loewen, the tallest and heaviest of the bunch on the Kamloops Blazers, came up with his best axe swing of the game, standing among a forest of Cougars in front of the net.

As much as it made life difficult for the people of Prince George, the snow bomb that buried the city in 45 centimetres of the white stuff Wednesday and Thursday came and went, leaving just enough time to clean it up.

Moving to Quebec was an agonizing decision for short track speed skater Jamie Macdonald. When she looks back on it now, 2 1/2 years later, she knows she made the right choice.

As strange as it might seem, with only three weekends left in the B.C. Hockey League season the Prince George Spruce Kings have a chance to put a stranglehold on first place in their division.

It's been three weeks since the Prince George Cougars dressed for a home game at CN Centre and tonight against the Kamloops Blazers the Cougars will be a lunch bucket crew, decked out in their plaid workmanlike duds.

Jordan Yu feels vindicated. With Yu at the helm as head coach, the Duchess Park Condors completed their City League boys basketball threepeat Wednesday night at the Northern Sport Centre, beating the D.P. Todd Trojans 76-68.