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Nick McBride wears a mask which hides his identity but in his brief time stopping pucks for the Prince George Cougars he's become an instant celebrity around his new hockey home.

Ted CLARKE Citizen staff Nick McBride wears a mask which hides his identity but in his brief time stopping pucks for the Prince George Cougars he’s become an instant celebrity around his new hockey home.

PGSS shuts out Robert Bateman in high school football playoff

The Prince George Polars are about to go where no senior Prince George high school football team has ever gone before. They've advanced to the quarterfinal round of the B.C.

After nearly three weeks between games in the B.C. Triple-A Girls Hockey League, the Prince George-based Northern Capitals got to put on their game faces on again Friday night at Kin 1.

What happens in Prince George this weekend won’t stay in Prince George. Not when you’re talking short track speed skating. Not when B.C. Winter Games berths are at stake. What happens on the big ice surface at Kin 1 at the Zone 8 B.C.

For 35 years, ringette has been part of the Prince George sports scene. What began in 1980 when 22 girls signed up to play the game as an alternative to hockey, now involves hundreds of players in Northern B.C., and they're not all girls.

On Heroes Night at CN Centre, the Prince George Cougars were looking for somebody in a black jersey to come to their rescue and lead them out of danger.

Close, but no cigar. The Prince George Spruce Kings gave the smoking-hot Wenatchee Wild and their 3,044 fans at Town Toyota Centre in Wenatchee more than they bargained for, but the Kings still ended up losing 2-1 in B.C.

Brandon Deschamps did his part to carry the UBC Thunderbirds to the Hardy Cup university football championship game. Now it's up to Deschamps and the T-birds to figure out a way to stop the undefeated Calgary Dinos.