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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.

It will remain status quo for UNBC's basketball squads for the 2015-16 season. But when the 2016-17 season rolls around, the Timberwolves will play in a single conference in the Canadian Interuniversity Sport Canada West conference.

The Duchess Park Condors hope to defend their high school zone title they won a year ago in Prince George.

Jeff Moleski predicted that if his Calgary Roughnecks reached the National Lacrosse League playoffs they would make some noise.

The Cariboo Cougars got a glimpse into their future on the weekend. And, according to general manager and co-head coach Trevor Sprague, the future is bright as the Prince George-based team tries to maintain its position atop the B.C.

The gold and purple banner will hang on the honour wall at Black Diamond Lanes.

Terry Carter is not getting any younger. On his most recent birthday cake he counted 73 candles. But when it comes to soccer, the youthful exuberance that made him want start playing the game as kid in England is never far below the surface.

The Prince George Women's Soccer Association is about to shed light on a new season. Improvements planned for Michelle Lamarche Field won't be ready in time for the opening games tonight.

The weight of the city is resting on their shoulders.