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Austin Boehm owes his parents, Mike and Sheila, big-time for helping him reach the top of the ski cross medal podium Saturday at Tabor Mountain.

The Prince George Farr Fabricating Cougars obviously wanted to construct a different ending to the Crossroads Cup than what transpired on the ice at Kin 1 Sunday morning.

The penalty call was tough to swallow for the Kamloops bantam Blazers.

The Prince George Spruce Kings came as close as they've been all season with the Wenatcheee Wild. But it was the same old result, another loss, for the visiting Spruce Kings Saturday night.

The Prince George Cougars had the Kamloops Blazers on the ropes Saturday night in Kamloops, seemingly headed down for the count, but in the late rounds could not put them away.

Carly Connor fell short in her bid to qualify for the B.C. junior women's curling championship. But the Prince George skip is going to a provincial final anyhow.

An expanded provincial championship tournament for junior girls high school basketball has meant changes to the way the regular season unfolds. At its most recent annual general meeting, the B.C.

It wasn't what the Farr Fabricating Cougars envisioned when they got to the rink Friday to begin the Crossroads Cup Tier 1 bantam hockey tournament.

After stepping up an age category last weekend at the Elite 8 judo championships in Montreal, Tami Goto is back on the tournament mat again this weekend.

Wenatchee Wild forward Charlie Combs became the first player this season to join the B.C. Hockey League's 40-goal club when he scored 11 minutes into Friday's game against the Prince George Spruce Kings.