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In 2013 in Prince George, Sarah Daniels had a crazy idea. What about putting together a rink that included skips she was competing against at the juvenile provincial curling championship to try to represent B.C.

Pressure, shmessure. Whatever stress Prince George's Justin Hampole was facing Monday morning, he grabbed all of it and kicked it to the curb. Tossed it out the window.

Hannah Deuling couldn't have asked a better day to try out the trails at Otway Nordic Centre for the first time.

New Brunswick delivered a big scare to the host team of the Canada Winter Games men's hockey tournament, but B.C. had the last laugh.

The Chilliwack Chiefs scored three times in the first period and added three more in the second and that was more than enough to defeat the Prince George Spruce Kings Sunday night in Chilliwack. The Kings fell 6-3, ending their three-game B.C.

Women's badminton 9 a.m. Singles (Round 1, matches 1-4) 9:25 a.m. Singles (Round 1, matches 5-16) 9:25 a.m. Singles (Round 1, matches 5-16) 10:55 a.m. Singles (Round 2, matches 17-24) 12:30 p.m. Doubles (Round 1, matches 4-13) 1:20 p.m.

For the first time all season, Todd Harkins doesn't have to pack his luggage to scout a hockey tournament. He's got the Canada Winter Games men's under-16 tournament happening in his own backyard.

Kevin and Sara Tod had no idea what they were in for when they drove in from Calgary to watch their daughter Ali play ringette for Team Alberta in the Canada Winter Games.

The Canada Winter Games biathlon events at Otway Nordic Centre last week gave Prince George audiences a taste of why the sport has such a huge following in Europe.

Sarah Beaudry skied to a 40th-place finish in the women's 10-kilometre pursuit at the World Junior Biathlon championships Sunday in Minsk, Belarus.