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Liam McCloskey has been waiting patiently to pitch his first perfect game. Thursday night at the Coliseum the 17-year-old rookie goaltender got what he was after.

Jim Martin doesn't have to be convinced of the benefits Prince George is reaping as a direct result of having hosted the 2015 Canada Winter Games last February.

The Prince George Spruce Kings know now that they're here to stay. The roster deadline Sunday has come and gone and it will be a much different team when the Spruce Kings step onto the ice tonight (7 p.m.

Three members of the Northern Capitals midget female hockey team have landed athletic scholarships to major Canadian universities for next season.

Unless the goalie is sitting on the bench, hockey teams are supposed to have a maximum of five skaters on the ice. If they skirt that rule, they're asking for trouble.

A shootout loss kept the Viking Construction Cougars from playing in the championship game of their own event.

The Rush struck gold on the weekend. The Rush, an 18-and-over team that represents the Prince George Ringette Association, skated to the B division title at the Richmond Ringette Classic.

The Prince George Cougars recovered from a hard-fought first period to deliver a 6-2 spanking to the Seattle Thunderbirds on Tuesday night at CN Centre.

Despite injuries, Cariboo Cats keep winning

Jesse Gabrielle has joined some elite company atop the WHL scoring charts.