Local Sports

The Roswell Invaders have made fast friends in an alien land at the Ramada World Baseball Challenge.

Today is the day Alyx Treasure has had circled on her calendar. She's been thinking about it ever since she qualified for the Rio Olympics. This morning, at 6 a.m.

Jonah Brittons is under no illusions. He's aware that becoming a U.S. Supercross champion - which would put him at the very top of his sport - is a wild dream.

Within their division, Matt Isaak and Aaron Bond posted two of the four quickest times at the Fat Dog Trail Race, held this past weekend in the Manning Park area of the province.

The Prince George Spruce Kings are looking for billet homes for their hockey players. With training camp set to begin Aug. 25, the community-owned B.C.

Seiya Dohi's pitching arm was feeling like rubber and the Thurston County Senators took notice.

Steve Simonson is getting a chance to see his players in action. So far, he likes what they've shown him. Simonson, head coach of the UNBC Timberwolves men's soccer team, was on the sidelines Friday through Monday in Kamloops.

Former Prince George resident Jim Swanson, now the managing partner of the Victoria HarbourCats baseball team, has been named executive of the year in the West Coast League.

Today is Aboriginal Youth Day at the Ramada World Baseball Challenge. In a partnership between CN and the tournament, CN purchased 250 tickets for aboriginal youth to take in the action today at Citizen Field.

Bob Kuhn didn't think he was coming up to Prince George to race the Indy 500.