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The Prince George Spruce Kings got lightning strikes from their top forward line, and that led to a six-game series win over the Langley Rivermen. But let's not forget the thunder.

Emily Dickson picked up where she left off at the Canada Winter Games -- standing on the high spot of the medal podium.

Makenna MacWhinnie's indoor track and field season has just begun and already she's making great strides.

Marc McNulty had this one marked on his calendar for months.

The Prince George Polars knew they would have their hands full playing the third-ranked Kelowna Owls in their opening game at the quad-A boys basketball provincial championship in Langley.

Prince George Spruce Kings goalie Jesse Jenks was staring down two possibilities in the dying seconds of the game Tuesday night on the ice at the Coliseum.

Jessie Withey and her Prince George juvenile women's curling team put a lot of miles on their sliders and brooms this season, but in the end it all paid off. Withey won the silver medal at the B.C.

The road to securing a playoff berth for the Prince George Cougars will go through Kamloops. The Cougars have six games remaining in the Western Hockey League's regular season, and four of them are against the Blazers.

Two squads from the Prince George Youth Volleyball Club dug up silver and bronze at the Okanagan Super Series on the weekend in Kelowna.

The Prince George Spruce Kings scored three goals in the first two periods of the game and hung on the rest of the way to defeat the Langley Rivermen 3-2 Tuesday night in Game 6 of a first-round B.C. Hockey League playoff series at the Coliseum.