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Heinicke pursuing World Cup success

Megan Heinicke placed a respectable 41st in the women's 7.5-kilometre sprint at a World Cup biathlon stop in Pokljuka, Slovenia, on Thursday. She advanced to the women's 10km pursuit today.
Games' biathlon team picked

Games' biathlon team picked

It's now official. Four Prince George biathletes from the Caledonia Nordic Ski Club have made the cut for Team B.C. to compete in the Canada Winter Games.
Condors carrying No.1 ranking into new year

Condors carrying No.1 ranking into new year

No. 1 in the province in December doesn't mean much to the Duchess Park Condors. What matters to them is being tops on that list on March 7 when they hand out the hardware at the double-A girls basketball championship in Langley.
Eagles feast on Spruce Kings

Eagles feast on Spruce Kings

The numbers game is catching up with the Prince George Spruce Kings. Missing six regulars due to injuries with an additional player out on loan, the Kings lost 3-1 on the road Friday to the Surrey Eagles.
Waterston's winner gives Cougars Spirit Cup

Waterston's winner gives Cougars Spirit Cup

Jordan Waterston slipped the puck underneath goalie Holden Taylor to break a 5-5 tie to help the College Heights Cougars edge the Prince George Polars 6-5 Friday afternoon.

Irish squad sports P.G. links

Nine years have passed since Chris Nolin won his last championship in the Prince George Ball Hockey League Open Division and he has expanded his horizons since he moved to Fort McMurray. Now he's intent on conquering the world.

Cougars rest up for Royals

The Prince George Cougars know all about the peaks and valleys of a long hockey season. Just last week they were riding a four-game winning streak when they rolled into Spokane.

Martinson, Treasure gain accolades

The year 2014 was chock full of highlights for Prince George Track and Field Club members Geoff Martinson and Alyx Treasure and both received provincial recognition as a result.
Teen gets taste of WHL

Teen gets taste of WHL

If the rule that limits 15-year-old Justin Almeida to a maximum of five Western Hockey League games did not exist, chances are he'd be a regular in the lineup of the Prince George Cougars.
Kings in Langley tonight

Kings in Langley tonight

Chad Staley has been everything the Prince George Spruce Kings expected he would be when they named him team captain this season. He's a 20-year-old in his third B.C. Hockey League season and next year the native of Kennewick, Wash.