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Polars master their domain

The PGSS Polars froze out their competition on the weekend when they won their own Polar Classic. The senior boys squad defeated North Peace Secondary 100-88 in Saturday's final. They advanced after beating cross-town rival D.P.

Junior curling program aims for fun

Having fun in the house is the name of the game for youth every Wednesday. The junior curling program is being delivered again on Wednesdays, including today, from 4:15 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. until March 25 at the Prince George Golf and Curling Club.
Silvertips maul Cougars

Silvertips maul Cougars

The Everett Silvertips showed why they're one of the stingiest teams in the WHL Tuesday night. The Silvertips beat the Prince George Cougars 6-1 at CN Centre to hand the Cats their sixth-straight loss.
Knezevic rink on provincial ice

Knezevic rink on provincial ice

Patti Knezevic will take aim at a provincial curling title beginning today.
Volunteers ensure speed skating ice passes test

Volunteers ensure speed skating ice passes test

The B.C. long track speed skating championships at the Outdoor Ice Oval were a test event in more ways than one for organizers.

Silvertips among WHLÂ’s stingiest teams

Two teams at opposite ends of the generosity spectrum will clash tonight at CN Centre. The Everett Silvertips are the second-most miserly team in the Western Hockey League this season. Through 42 games they've allowed just 112 goals, an average of 2.

Comeback Cats sweep Royals

The Cariboo Cougars rallied in the third period with a pair of late goals for a 5-4 victory over the South Island Royals Sunday in Victoria.

LaBounty rink sweeps to silver at provincials

Gary Cormack stole two points in the final two ends to edge Frank LaBounty 7-6 in the final of the B.C. wheelchair curling championship Sunday in Richmond.
Epp's hat trick leads Kings past Express

Epp's hat trick leads Kings past Express

Braiden Epp got a little bit wild with his celebration of the go-ahead goal Sunday afternoon against the Coquitlam Express and it led to a few dicey moments for the Prince George Spruce Kings.
UNBC adds Steriopoulou, latest recruit from Greece

UNBC adds Steriopoulou, latest recruit from Greece

As of Sunday, the temperature difference between Athens, Greece and Prince George was 15 degrees Celsius. Athens was a balmy plus-15 degrees, while Prince George hovered around zero. For Eleni Steriopoulou, that's quite the shock to the system.