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The Prince George Cougars blew a two-goal lead and lost 5-3 to the Regina Pats Saturday night in Regina.

For as long as he’d been a Surrey Eagle, Logan Mostat had never experienced the joy of winning a B.C. Hockey League game.

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The Prince George Spruce Kings were due for a blowout. Their season is almost over, they won't be making the playoffs, but they still have plenty of pride in what they do on the ice and made a point of showing that Friday night to the Surrey Eagles.

Four unanswered goals to start the first period was not what the doctor ordered for the Prince George Cougars. Not when they were trying to knock off the powerful Brandon Wheat Kings Friday night in their own barn.

Meryeta O'Dine was crowned queen of the slopes once again Friday at Tabor Mountain Ski Resort.

Sarah Beaudry knew the Chinook wind blowing at Canmore Nordic Centre was playing havoc with the racers ahead of her on the start list at Friday's World Cup biathlon sprint.

Stephen Penner is a proud captain and he knows he's in a position of privilege. How many B.C. Hockey League captains get to wear that letter playing for the hometown team they grew up loving? Penner, 20, was born and raised in P.G.

Losing in overtime in Swift Current last weekend was tough, and their visit to Prince Albert left the Prince George Cougars without a point. Nobody said the longest roadtrip of the season was going to be easy.

Sarah Beaudry is in the big leagues of biathlon right now, preparing to race Friday in the women's sprint in her adopted home of Canmore, Alta.