Local Sports

The Prince George Cougars suffered a 4-1 loss on the road against the Tri-City Americans on Tuesday night in Kennewick, Wa. The Americans scored unanswered goals in the first and second periods, outshooting the Cats 11-3 and 16-9.

Luke Philp knows what's coming for his Red Deer Rebels in May. He's not concerned about playing host to the Memorial Cup just yet, not when there's the Ed Chynoweth Cup to be won first.

Cendrine Browne was worried about course conditions for Sunday's 15-kilometre classic race at the Haywood NorAm/Buff Sprints Western Canadian cross-country ski championships.

After three weeks between puck drops, the Northern Capitals finally had a chance to shake off the cobwebs and bring their game faces to the rink over the weekend.

Her teachers at school call seven-year-old Isla Cadell "Tornado." Appropriately, she's part of the Turbo 1 group when she trains twice a week with the Caledonia Nordic Ski Club.

Luke Philp knows what’s coming for his Red Deer Rebels in May. He’s not concerned about playing host to the Memorial Cup just yet, not when there’s the Ed Chynoweth Cup to be won first.

In her final tune-up before she tackles World Cup competition in Ski Tour Canada, Dariah Beatty completed a two-race weekend sweep on the cross-country slopes of Prince George.

Prince George Spruce Kings winger Tanner Campbell is back on the scoring wagon again and his second goal of the game Friday night at Rolling Mix Concrete Arena stole a point away from the Alberni Valley Bulldogs.

One thing was for certain before they even dropped the puck Friday at CN Centre. Either the Prince George Cougars or the Red Deer Rebels were going to lay the boots to a lengthy losing streak.

Teams from Prince George and Quesnel will throw stones during a Special Olympics curling bonspiel today. Four local rinks will be joined by four from Quesnel. Games will start at 10 a.m. and will wrap up at about 3:30 p.m.