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Indoor soccer season wraps up Saturday with playoff finals at the Northern Sport Centre and the outdoor fields are already green, weeks ahead of schedule.

His team won 21 of 30 regular-season games, claimed top spot at the prestigious Mac's Midget Tournament and skated to a playoff championship title.

Tristina Howse needed to sweat out one more kilogram to make her weight category. Despite her best efforts, the scales were not co-operating.

One more win. That's all the West Kellwood Warriors need to bring home their first B.C. Hockey League championship. They've got the Chilliwack Chiefs down three games to one in the best-of-seven Fred Page Cup championship series.

After hundreds of hours spent practicing their fusegis, ukemis and ashi wazas, they finally get their chance to put it all together in a real judo tournament.

Only two defencemen can make the B.C. Hockey Major Midget League all-star team. Prince George's Jeremy Gervais is one of them.

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Cam McNamara put a healthy distance between himself and the rest of the pack during Sunday's Hart Half/Run for Rural Medicine. In the Prince George Roadrunners event, McNamara was first across the finish line in the 21.1-kilometre category.

As Jaymie Hinks winds down her gymnastics career, she's showing she still has that competitive fire. Hinks, who will retire at the end of the season, secured a third all-around finish at the provincial championships in Langley on the weekend.

Hayden Esopenko has been playing lacrosse since he was five and his knowledge of the game and skill level put him ahead of most 14-year-old players in the city now entering the midget division.