Local Sports

Korbin Thomas knows the three-eighths mile oval at PGARA Speedway is the roughest track on the circuit.

Elmira, Ont., is famous for its Maple Syrup Festival and on Thursday the Prince George Spruce Kings announced they're about to transplant one of that city's tall trees.

From the Suter family acreage in Pineview to the world championship riding arena in Las Vegas, three local team ropers have snagged themselves a shot at a six-figure payday.

Who knew Polars could swing tennis racquets? The zone championships for high school tennis were held Tuesday at the Prince George Tennis Club, and the PGSS Polars walked off the courts as overall winners.

After crawling through a mud pit under low-hanging barbed wire, one of many hazards in store for the 1,300 participants in Saturday's Mudd, Sweat & Tears endurance race at Otway Nordic Centre, there will be no avoiding yet another obstacle.

The bug squadron is getting prepared. But do they have enough arrows to hit all those flies and mosquitoes? Not likely, and that's one of the reasons insect repellant was invented.

Nearly three years has passed since the Prince George Grays senior baseball team last played a game in Prince George. That home diamond drought will come to an end on Saturday.

The Westwood Pub Devils kept their perfect record intact with a 19-6 win against the Cowboy Ranch Stylers Monday night at Kin 1.

The Prince George Gnats opened their season with a thrilling comeback victory against the Terrace Northmen on Saturday afternoon at Kelly Road secondary school. In the B.C.

The Prince George Junior Penguins found some overtime magic and came home with gold. The Penguins, a female spring hockey team that skates in the peewee division, claimed top spot at a tournament in Richmond.