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Cougars extra: Still No. 1

Cougars extra: Still No. 1

Edmonds has new crease partner but remains the top Cat in net
Spruce Kings fall to Vees on the road

Spruce Kings fall to Vees on the road

The Penticton Vees scored two goals in each of the second and third periods to defeat the visiting Prince George Spruce Kings 5-2 Friday night. The Vees victory was their 10th straight of the season as they improve to 10-1 and remain atop the B.C.
Road weekend for soccer teams

Road weekend for soccer teams

The UNBC Timberwolves women's soccer team is in for a tough test today in Saskatoon.
Cariboo Cats on the prowl in Kamloops

Cariboo Cats on the prowl in Kamloops

It's been long time since the Thompson Blazers were contenders in the B.C. Major Midget Hockey League.
Edmonds shines in Cougars win

Edmonds shines in Cougars win

There was a time not so long ago when a visit by the Kelowna Rockets to CN Centre was like seeing the Grim Reaper arrive at the door. They were the kiss of death, a breath of kryptonite for the Prince George Cougars.
One that finally counted

One that finally counted

If there was a statistical category for disallowed goals in the WHL, chances are Prince George Cougars centre Brogan O'Brien would be leading the league.

Kings fall to Centennials

Mitch Lipon scored the only goal of the third period to break a 3-3 deadlock and lift the Merritt Centennials to a one-goal B.C. Hockey League victory Thursday over the visiting Prince George Spruce Kings.
Cats get D-man Dosanjh

Cats get D-man Dosanjh

An injury to defenceman Max Martin prompted the Prince George Cougars to deal with the Vancouver Giants Thursday.
Consecutive wins boost Kings' road prospects

Consecutive wins boost Kings' road prospects

As the northernmost team in the B.C. Hockey League, the Prince George Spruce Kings know their schedule can be brutal.

Downhillers prepare to take The Plunge

For some, New England Clam Chowder and Ditch Pig may not seem too appetizing. But for mountain bike racers, they certainly are.