Local Sports

For 33 years, the Prince George Triathlon was part of the local sporting scene as an annual event. That long-standing racing tradition has apparently died, due to a lack of interest at the organizing level.

Warren Grafton and Ashtin Callaghan didn't leave the Karate Canada national championships empty-handed. Both were awarded medals in team competition but, in individual fighting, they were shut out.

Nikki Kassel's still got it.

The West Kelowna Warriors may not be moving. At least not to North Delta, that is. On Tuesday, in an online report, Warriors owner Mark Cheyne said that a pending deal to relocate the franchise to North Delta had perished. Local fans of the B.C.

The Prince George Spruce Kings are all for the West Kelowna Warriors franchise relocating to Quesnel. For the past six seasons the Kings have been all alone as the only B.C.

For visiting BCHL teams this season, Wenatchee, Wash, has been a hockey graveyard. The Wild have made it a habit this season of burying opponents south of the border at Town Toyota Center.

What a difference a period makes. For 20 minutes, the Prince George Cougars had the Kelowna Rockets right where they wanted them. They had them pinned in their own zone, won most of the puck battles and made Rocket goalie Michael Herringer sweat.

Young Condors heading to provincials after zone victory

Against a traditional rival, the Cariboo Cougars were at their best.

The Cedars Christian Eagles hadn't faced the Valemount Timberwolves in nearly two seasons. But by the time they squared off Saturday to decide the single-A girls basketball north central zone championship the Eagles knew what they were up against.