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Sooner or later, it was bound to happen. After six years of learning how to lock horns in the sport of judo, 13-year-old Lochlan Young finally got the better of his 15-year-old brother Maxwell in a meaningful match in the front of the judges.

Ryan Howse is the new assistant coach of his hometown Prince George Spruce Kings. Howse had been in discussions with the local B.C. Hockey League team for a couple weeks and his appointment to the post was made official on Tuesday.

With the teams deadlocked in a scoreless draw in a game for all the marbles in the B.C. Indoor Soccer League men's division playoff final, Subway captain Thahn Vo decided to give his goaltender a break.

The Prince George Kodiaks were reminded what they're up against once the get to the 16-and-under boys club volleyball provincial championship.

The West Kelowna Warriors are sitting proud on the B.C. Hockey League throne.

The West Kelowna Warriors are sitting proud on the B.C. Hockey League throne.

Megan Tandy had an excruciating finish to her World Cup biathlon season when she fell and broke her wrist while on a training run, a couple days before she was due to race in Canmore.

How high can Alyx Treasure go? If her performance Saturday at the John McDonnell Invitational track and field meet in Fayetteville, Ark., is any indication, the sky's the limit for the 23-year-old from Prince George. Treasure cleared 1.

The Chilliwack Chiefs kept their B.C, Hockey League title hopes alive Friday night in Chilliwack. They scored four power-play goals and an empty-netter to defeat the West Kelowna Warriors 5-2 in Game 5 of the Fred Page Cup championship series.

The streak ended last year for the Westwood Sport Pub Devils.