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Reid Powers' outstanding floor routine earned her an individual bronze medal at the Twisters Invitational gymnastics meet in Abbotsford on the weekend.

Ball hockey The Prince George Open Ball Hockey playoff series between the Bruisers and Team Shaw is all square at 1-1.

It's been a while, almost five months to be exact, but UNBC's men's soccer side finally played outdoors on the weekend. After months of practice inside the Northern Sport Centre, the Timberwolves hit the pitch in Kamloops and posted a .

Victoria Royals forward Brandon Magee was named the Denny's WHL Player of the Week on Monday.

OK Prince George Cougars fans, it's time to dig out your white T-shirts and jerseys and wear them to CN Centre on Wednesday and Thursday. Playoff hockey has returned to town. The Cougars host the Victoria Royals in Games 3 and 4 (7 p.m.

By a country kilometre, 2014-15 was Megan Heinicke's best season on the World Cup biathlon trails. Four top-16 finishes in a grueling five-month season which wrapped two weekends ago provided all the evidence Heinicke needed.

Any skip always tries to leave his or her opponent the toughest shot possible on last rock.

Cole Abou-Tibbett can't really describe the feeling when he reached a major pinnacle in his sport. It was in Regina in early November, 2014.

Brandon Magee has done it again. He's made a career out of being the nemesis of the Prince George Cougars and once again provided the difference, dooming the Cougars to their second-straight Western Hockey League playoff loss to the Victoria Royals.

Nothing against his character, but the Prince George Cougars must hate Brandon Magee. At five-foot-nine, 185 pounds, he's not a big guy, but when the 21-year-old Victoria Royals right winger suits against the Cougars, he turns into an absolute beast.