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The season is just beginning and the 2016 NHL draft is nine months away.

Jordan Hall saw the shot coming and made the right call to jump out in the crease to try to catch it. The ball had other ideas.

As the Prince George Spruce Kings prepare to skate against the Cowichan Valley Capitals tonight at the Coliseum, they will be a much more relaxed and confident bunch. It's amazing what some positive results will do for the psyche.

Considering all the lineup changes the Prince George Spruce Kings have made the past few weeks, programs will be an essential item for fans this weekend at the Coliseum.

Jordan Hall is used to playing with pain. That's a good thing for the UNBC Timberwolves.

They've got a new name, but their mission remains the same. Play winning hockey. The Northern Capitals ended the B.C. Female Midget Triple-A Hockey League season with a victory and now have the banner to prove it.

Thanks to a flurry of roster moves, the Prince George Spruce Kings will be a much different team when they take on the Cowichan Valley Capitals Friday night at the Coliseum. On Wednesday, the local B.C.

Two members of the Prince George Cougars have landed on NHL Central Scouting's Futures List for the 2016 draft.

Six softball players from Prince George landed in Atlanta Wednesday evening and quickly jumped into ground transportation. As part of the Canada Futures team of 36 girls, they had a two-hour drive ahead of them to get to the town of Cochran, Ga.

Consistency. That's what Cariboo Cougars head coach and general manager Trevor Sprague is preaching to his troops this week. The Cougars have returned from Richmond and the B.C.