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Team B.C. tryouts to play in the North American Indigenous Games (NAIG) fastball tournament next year in Toronto won't happen until mid-August but the auditions unofficially began Friday.

In the Prince George sporting community, the name Potskin in synonymous with fastball.

Bryson Gould was a little bit wild in the early going against the Ochapowace Junior Thunder until he got used to the pitching rubber.

Reg Barry's curve ball got better with age. The Lomak midget Knights teed off on the 22-year-old pitcher for the Inland Control and Services Tigers in the early going Thursday.

She's played hockey with the boys in Mackenzie since she was four. She also plays high school volleyball with the Mackenzie Sabres junior team. But during the summer months, there's no competition as to what sport she likes best.

"Excited to announce I will be joining @UBCMHKY in the upcoming fall!! Excited to see what the next chapter has in store!" With those words on his Twitter account, Jake LeBrun made it official he'll be bringing his talents as a power forward to the U

The Big Guy Lake Junior Blazers have taken their lumps as a first-year team in the Spruce City Men's Fastball Association. That's to be expected for a group of teenagers taking on grown men on a nightly basis.

Kristian Kiland is on the cusp of playing tennis professionally.

The emergence of Canada as a major player on the world tennis stage the past decade is undeniable. Never before in the country's 149-year history have Canadians been so prominent as contenders in the big leagues of tennis.

An extra-innings loss kept the Prince George Knights from advancing to the playoffs at the B.C. Minor Baseball bantam double-A provincial championship tournament.