Local Sports

It's never easy throwing the rule book at a swim racer. It is, without question, the least favourite part of Larry Chrobot's job.

Kristen Kieta led the way for a pack of Prince George athletes at the historic Boston Marathon on Monday. Kieta was among a group of seven Prince George runners who paced themselves over the 42.

The game was supposed to be a no-hitter.

The Cariboo Cougars may have had the best regular-season record in the B.C. Hockey Major Midget League, but their players were shut out from the league's all-star team. Based on voting from the league's coaches, B.C.

The way the playoff situation is shaping up in the National Lacrosse League West Division, it could come down to the last game of the season to decide which team gets that last available spot.

For the 12th time in his career, Frank LaBounty is competing on a national sheet of ice. Next week, the 48-year-old from Prince George will roll into the 2015 Canadian Wheelchair Curling championship set to begin April 27 in Boucherville, Que.

Ten years have passed since Joanne Morgan and Laurie Hill raced the Boston Marathon. It's been an annual event on Tanya Carter's racing calendar for the past two years and Kristen Kieta completed the 26-mile 385-yard course last year.

Kris Yip wasn't surprised his first win of the year on the local bike racing season came down to a sprint finish.

Imagine lacing up the blades to play hockey with Hayley Wickenheiser. Think about what what it would be like to share the soccer field with Christine Sinclair or play a game of tennis with Eugenie Bouchard.

In four seasons of speed skating, Max Schonewille has shown that when it comes to trying to keep up to the fast guys in his age group, he can cut it.