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Teen driver has racing in her blood

The day she became a third-generation stock car racer, 14-year-old Megan Arronge got news she didn't want to hear in the pre-race drivers meeting.

PGTFC athletes blaze trail at Jack Brow meet

Omar Medina beat the heat and went the distance. On a blazing 38 C day in Kelowna at the Jack Brow Memorial track and field meet, the 17-year-old Medina won the senior boys long jump, traveling 6.45 metres.

Fastball Hawks the team to beat this weekend

The NB Hawks of Regina are back in Prince George this weekend to try to defend their title as champions of the Canada Day fastpitch tournament and they've been tuning up their act lately against one of the best teams in the world.
Heitman earns Team B.C. nod

Heitman earns Team B.C. nod

Andrew Heitman wasn't allowed to play lacrosse in Edmonton this past weekend with his Prince George Posse teammates. Not after undergoing surgery on June 19 to remove an inflamed appendix, a day after his 16th birthday.
Cougars corral Bison in import draft

Cougars corral Bison in import draft

The Prince George Cougars have added a Bison to their herd and he's a rare breed indeed.
Tennis club sporting new digs to attract players

Tennis club sporting new digs to attract players

As a three-time Canadian seniors tennis champion and top-eight world championship finisher, Sandra Sutton has seen her share of nice tennis facilities. Until recently, what Prince George had to offer was nothing much to brag about.

Rod and Gun Club host high-speed shooting event

In May 1976, Murray Gardner and his buddy drove 16 hours one way from Vancouver to northern California just to fire 36 rounds from a handgun in a unique high speed pistol shooting sport.

P.G. Cycling Club Quadrilogy kicks off Thursday

Prince George Cycling Club champions will be crowned Saturday. But first they'll have race each other to the top to get there, as in a gruelling hill climb from North Nechako Road up Foothills Blvd. to East Austin Road. The 5.
T-wolves start season against Wolfpack

T-wolves start season against Wolfpack

The UNBC Timberwolves will tip off their 2015-16 season in the comfy confines of home court on Nov. 6 against the Thompson Rivers University Wolfpack. The Wolfpack will return to the Northern Sport Centre on Nov.
Quesnel beats the heat in regional playoff

Quesnel beats the heat in regional playoff

The trophy presentation was a moment of triumph for Quesnel Kada Contracting after they beat the Prince George Hurricanes to win the District 12 and 13 under-12 regional C softball championship Sunday afternoon.