Local Sports

The latest Western Canadian midget hockey rankings are out and to the surprise of many observers, the Prince George Coast Inn of the North Cougars are third down the line.

Luke Harrison, the newest addition to the Prince George Cougars, has been divulging secrets about the Kamloops Blazers.

The Prince George Spruce Kings suffered their second loss of a three-game, three-night B.C. Hockey League roadtrip Thursday in Langley.

Prince George judo athletes battled to a pair of gold medals at the Steveston tournament in Richmond last weekend.

The Prince George Cougars have filled their vacant overager spot. On Wednesday morning, the local Western Hockey League team announced the acquisition of 20-year-old forward Luke Harrison.

Team Connell off to provincials The Alyssa Connell rink clinched a spot in the Tim Hortons B.C. Junior Curling Championships on the weekend.

The Prince George Barracudas were the big fish in the pool. The Barracudas hosted and won the Northern Medical Sprints, held at the Aquatic Centre on the weekend. Local swimmers combined to finish ahead of Points North, Fort St.

Normally, two consecutive losses to start a provincial championship tournament is a bad sign. In the case of the Prince George Titans, back-to-back defeats was a precursor of much better things to come.

The ranks were running thin on the sidelines for the Duchess Park Condors junior football team. By the time the shooting had stopped, they were down to just 13 players.

For the second time in three weeks, the LJ Contracting midget Tier 2 Cougars celebrated a tournament championship.