Local Sports

For Jesse Pomeroy, these are exciting times. This season, the local 17-year-old defenceman will play for a Cariboo Cougars team that will host the Telus Cup national midget hockey championship.

The Prince George Spruce Kings have gone across the border to do some shopping. They've added 19-year-old American-born forward Hunter Luhmann to their B.C. Hockey League roster and he's expected to make his debut tonight (7 p.m.

The UNBC Timberwolves snapped a four-game losing streak last weekend in Kamloops. This weekend on home turf, the Timberwolves have a golden opportunity to find that winning feeling again.

Nick McBride says he's never felt better heading into a WHL season.

Three games into the B.C. Hockey League season, the Prince George Spruce Kings are still looking for their first victory.

Trevor Sprague is starting to get a better idea of his roster.

Jamie Macdonald, a speed skater from Fort St. James, has earned a spot on the senior national short track team. The 21-year-old Macdonald is one of 15 athletes on the team, which was announced by Speed Skating Canada late last week.

On top of his full-time duties as a field operator at Canfor's Intercontinental Pulp Mill, Mike Rositano finds time to coach football. As head coach of four teams Rositano doesn't have much free time on his hands.

Amanda Asay and Team Canada fell one victory short in their quest for gold at the Women's Baseball World Cup.

The best team during the North Cariboo Senior Soccer League regular season won't get the chance to add a playoff title.