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When only 14 boys signed up to play ball in the Spruce City Minor Boys Fastball Association, that created a bit of a problem for Prince George Timberwolves midget team coaches Mitch Hogh and Richard Boomhower.

Keanan Scott no longer thinks about the day he finally catches up to his older brother Dagan racing his BMX bike.

The Prince George Cougars have added a dash of Swedish flair to their lineup. In Tuesday's Canadian Hockey League import draft, the Cougars selected forward Axel Jonsson-Fjallby, an 18-year-old product of Stockholm.

Chris Arronge has had near-perfect days at the track before, like he did on Saturday at PGARA Speedway, and it never gets old. It started in qualifying when he got around the three-eighths mile track in 18.

The challenge of racing 715 kilometres in a canoe is not just the physical strain of paddling on a stretch of river that's about the same distance as traveling from Prince George to Prince Rupert.

Rick Pattie says he's 99 per cent certain the World Baseball Challenge international tournament is returning to Citizen Field this August.

Two race meets into the Prince George Auto Racing Association season, Wayne French has the early lead in the Canadian Tire street stock series.

The pioneer days of the Canada West Conference have ended. Two years after the CIS split its Western Canadian teams into two divisions -- Pioneer and Explorer - the 17-team league (men's and women's is now one single conference.

Kody McDonald wanted to score a few more goals and get his name on the scoresheet more often than he did last season for the Prince George Cougars.

Hallie Drezet learned this week she's made the roster of Canada's junior national volleyball team, and that's not all. The awards keep coming for the graduating Duchess Park secondary school student.