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Cougars to name new head coach

Cougars to name new head coach

The Prince George Cougars have a new head coach and will introduce him to fans and media on Thursday at noon at the CN Centre/Kin 1 atrium. The local Western Hockey League team has been seeking a replacement for Mark Holick since April 12.
Harkins brings in brother as U.S. scout

Harkins brings in brother as U.S. scout

The Prince George Cougars have a new director of U.S. scouting and he's the older brother of general manager Todd Harkins. The Cougars announced the appointment of Don Harkins on Monday.

Cats to unveil new coach

The Prince George Cougars will introduce their new head coach on Thursday at noon. A media conference and public gathering will be held at the Kin 1 atrium at CN Centre.

Cats to unveil new coach

The Prince George Cougars will introduce their new head coach on Thursday at noon. A media conference and public gathering will be held at the Kin 1 atrium at CN Centre.
Roberts dealing with aftermath of bear attack

Roberts dealing with aftermath of bear attack

Reid Roberts has every intention of being ready for his next ultra-marathon. But, between now and the Fat Dog 120 Trail Race, set for mid-August in the Manning Park region of the province, he has some healing to do.
Veteran forward on way to Kings

Veteran forward on way to Kings

The Prince George Spruce Kings have added a Canadian champ to their roster.
In the blood

In the blood

When PGARA opens for a new season on Saturday, Jeremy Wickes will be screaming around the oval in his 1973 Chevelle. He'll have family tradition as a passenger. Jeremy, 28, is a third-generation driver in the Prince George Auto Racing Association.
Local sports in brief

Local sports in brief

Lacrosse Jenkins leads Assault to win With a little help from his teammates, Dave Jenkins Jr. gunned down the Cowboy Ranch Stylers.
Elementary teams prepare for Wilson 'World Cup'

Elementary teams prepare for Wilson 'World Cup'

Long before the Terry Wilson Cup became a coveted grail for Catholic and Christian elementary school soccer teams, Vanderhoof used to be the centre of the soccer universe for northern B.C. teams. In 2002, St.

Practice makes perfect for PGSS hurdler

Lindsay King's jumping stride is like that of an animal you might see on an African safari.