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The best moment on the mat for B.C. gymnast Shallon Olsen is when she sticks her landing.

With a 10-7 loss to Newfoundland and Labrador on Thursday morning, Patti Knezevic's Team B.C. rink guaranteed itself a last-place finish at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts. And the result comes with a penalty for next year's B.C.

Carolina Hiller might have to declare an overweight carry-on bag when she boards the flight back to Prince George on Friday. It's going to be stuffed with Canada Winter Games hardware. "I guess silver is my colour," said Hiller.

Newfoundland stole two points in the 10th end to defeat Team BC's Patti Knezevic from Prince George 10-7 Thursday morning at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts.

Patti Knezevic's Team B.C. suffered through another winless day at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts in Moose Jaw. In the Wednesday afternoon draw at the national women's curling championship, B.C.

Ringette 9 a.m. Placement 11:30 a.m. Placement 2 p.m. Semi finals 4:30 p.m. Semi finals Prince George Coliseum Men's curling 12 p.m. Cross over - A4 vs. B5 Cross over - A5 vs. B6 Cross over - A6 vs. B4 Quarter finals - B2 vs.

Quebec reigned supreme at Lakewood Dental Arena on Wednesday. In the men's short track speed skating 500-metre A final, all four competitors were from Quebec.

FORT ST. JOHN - Jacob Graham stood stoically beside the ice oval, in a spot he's no doubt stood hundreds of times before.

Tony Procter turned a day of disappointment on the Canada Winter Games archery range into unfettered joy Wednesday at the Charles Jago Northern Sport Centre.

Kelsey Serwa wants another shot at Olympic gold. She just needs time to heal her battered knee, and if all goes according to plan we'll see her in February 2018 lining up at the ski cross start gate in Pyeongchang, South Korea.