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The College Heights Cougars had a pretty good idea they'd get clobbered on the high school football field Saturday afternoon and the Prince George Polars brought down the hammer.

The Prince George Spruce Kings rallied from an early 1-0 deficit and tallied four goals in the third period to double the Trail Smoke Eaters 6-3 Saturday afternoon. Competing at the B.C.

The Trinity Western Spartans scored a pair of goals in the first half and added another en route to a 3-0 shut out victory over UNBC's women's soccer side Friday night in Prince George.

Doughnuts aren't on the list of recommended food items to fill the bellies of WHL hockey players but Carter Hart is a big fan. With just 31 games under his belt playing goal for the Everett Silvertips, the 17-year-old from Sherwood Park, Alta.

The Prince George Spruce Kings added more size and experience to their lineup Friday night when they acquired 20-year-old forward Bryan Basilico from the Trail Smoke Eaters in exchange for future considerations.

Forget all that hype you've heard about the Prince George Cougars and their New Ice Age mantra. Climate change has already taken hold of the Cougars and the effects of that meltdown are evident around the rink at CN Centre.

Playing in the northernmost outpost in the B.C. Hockey League, the Prince George Spruce Kings spend an inordinate amount of time riding the bus.

Chase Witala hasn't yet signed his first pro hockey contract but he returned from the Dallas Stars rookie camp looking like a million bucks.

Running 63 kilometres non-stop with the clock ticking is a tough slog. Now try covering that distance on muddy off-road road trails where the hills are monsters and the water sometimes runs deep.

Mack Shields had no idea when he came to the Prince George Cougars training camp how long he'd be staying. When camp started Aug.