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Cougars second draft pick is Jonas Harkins of North Van

Cougars second draft pick is Jonas Harkins of North Van

With their second round selection, 28th overall, in the 2015 WHL Bantam Draft, the Prince George Cougars are proud to select defenceman Jonas Harkins (North Vancouver, B.C.).
Cougars first pick is Jackson Leppard of North Van

Cougars first pick is Jackson Leppard of North Van

With the eighth overall pick in the 2015 WHL Bantam Draft, the Prince George Cougars are proud to select forward Jackson Leppard (North Vancouver, B.C.).

Guns will be firing in WHL final

The Kelowna Rockets know what to expect this weekend: the same type of series they just finished playing.

Bantam coaches survived draft-day snub

If none of the 15-year-old Prince George hockey players eligible for today's Western Hockey League draft are selected they should not give up hope.

Treasure carrying high hopes to international stage

There aren't many people in this word who can jump their own height. Alyx Treasure did that twice on consecutive weekends on the NCAA track and field circuit.

Young swinging with NCAA All-Conference stars

The Minot State Beavers baseball team missed the playoffs in the NCAA Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference but infielder Jared Young has been given a plum to help cure his post-season blues.
Lapre opens eyes of WHL scouts

Lapre opens eyes of WHL scouts

Seth Lapre noticed the change halfway through the game when he glanced up at the stands in Chilliwack. His impression of a human octopus was drawing a crowd.

Devils stay perfect

The Westwood Pub Devils burned the Northland Nissan Assault 13-4 Monday night in Prince George Senior Lacrosse Association action at the Coliseum.

B.C. bronze for volleyball boys

The Prince George Kodiaks won five of six matches en route to the bronze medal in the 15-and-under boys division at the Volleyball B.C. provincial club championships in Abbotsford on the weekend.

Hoops players gathering for good cause

A Prince George basketball coach is organizing a 3-on-3 tournament with all proceeds going toward the Heart and Stroke Foundation of B.C. & Yukon.