Local Sports

Women's baseball will be part of the Pan Am Games in Toronto for the first time and Prince George will have another reason to cheer on Team Canada. Amanda Asay has been selected to the Canadian team as a pitcher/first baseman.

What do you when you win coach of the year? Of course you go to Disneyland.

Prince George triathlete qualifies for world championship in Hawaii

The Quesnel Employment Services Crossfire rallied from a four-goal deficit to edge the Northland Nissan Assault 8-7 Thursday in Prince George Senior Lacrosse Association action.

If you want to watch the up-and-coming stars of lacrosse in this province, the Kin Centre will be the place to be this summer.

Another slow start was a killer in the end Friday for the Calgary Roughnecks.

Some of the best high school football players in northern B.C. have teamed up to become the North Stars.

Carson Briere is only 11 and it's far too early to tell if he has what it takes to follow a path to the pros in Major League Soccer. One thing is for certain. On May 30 at B.C.

Now that the North Cariboo Senior Soccer League has had its icebreaker tournament and teams have had chances to replenish their rosters in the league player draft, the real fun begins next week when they start shooting real bullets.

A new Prince George Cougars logo has surfaced on the all-knowing Internet. Through his website, sportslogos.net, Chris Creamer has revealed a 'C'-shaped crest that has a Cougar head in its negative space.