Local Sports

After breezing through the first three games of a bantam baseball exhibition series with lopsided victories last weekend in Vernon, the Prince George Knights had their hands full in their final game against the Rutland Rockies.

Five hundred and nine games is a long career in the Western Hockey League.

Ten thousand paddle strokes in about four hours. That's a rough estimate of what it will take for each paddler to travel 67.

Todd Jordan has gone to the heart of the Canadian Rockies to fill a few gaps in his UNBC Timberwolves lineup. Jordan, head coach of the men's basketball squad, has recruited Neal Randhawa and Saje Gosal from Golden.

Cole Paciejewski had a whopping five goals and nine assists in leading the B.X. Pub Bandits to a 23-15 win over the Cowboy Ranch Stylers Monday night in Prince George Senior Lacrosse Association action.

The last time the College Heights Cougars captured a girls soccer zone title, their coaches were on the team.

It may take a little getting used to, but from this day on, the Northern Cougars will now be known as the Northern Capitals. The new name is thanks to B.C. Hockey revamping its female midget triple-A program for the 2015-16 season.

The Super Trucks are returning to Prince George this weekend. The Super Truck Racing Series will be in town for the season-opener Saturday at the Prince George Auto Racing Association's race track.

It came down to another sprint finish to determine the winner at the Evolve Road Race on Sunday.

Prince George judokas Nicolas Richards and Maxwell Young have both fought outside the province before. And the pair of 14-year-olds from the North Capital Judo Club have found success on the mats.