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Skiers get rolling on Sunday

No snow is in the forecast for Sunday and that should earn the approval of a group of about 30 Prince George skiers. Usually skiers are crying for snow, even in mid-October, but not this weekend. Sunday at 10 a.m.

Lally prepares for national ring

After a four-month break, Kenny Lally returns to the boxing ring tonight in North Vancouver. The 25-year-old Inner City Boxing Club puncher is matched with Josh Slager of Kamloops in a 56-kilogram bout, part of the Griffins Saturday Night Boxing No.

Local skaters gear up for short track qualifer

Two weeks from today, the slate is wiped clean for short track speed skaters trying to qualify for the Canada Winter Games. By the end of that weekend, the top five females and top five males who make up Team B.C.

Krahn an overtime hero for midget Cats

Dillon Krahn scored the overtime winner against Kelowna to give the Coast Inn of the North midget Tier 1 Cougars a 4-3 victory in the championship final at a tournament in Kamloops last weekend.
LeBrun scores Kings OT winner

LeBrun scores Kings OT winner

Jake LeBrun scored the overtime winner to give the Prince George Spruce Kings a 5-4 victory over the host Powell River Kings Friday night. LeBrun's goal, his third of the season, came at the 1:24-minute mark of the second overtime in the B.C.
Edmonds slams door on T-birds

Edmonds slams door on T-birds

Keegan Kolesar has officially been eliminated from Ty Edmonds' Christmas list. Kolesar's goal with three-tenths of a second left in the game is all that separated Edmonds from his first shutout of the season Friday night in Kent, Wash.
Kings start road trip with loss

Kings start road trip with loss

An offensive outburst in the second period lifted the Chilliwack Chiefs to a 3-2 win against the Prince George Spruce Kings Wednesday night in Chilliwack. In the B.C.

Eagles on high perch in boys volleyball

Three local senior boys volleyball teams are among the top 12 in the province. In high school rankings released earlier this week, the Cedars Christian Eagles came in at No. 4 in the single-A division, while the D.P.
Cougars look to keep streak going in Seattle

Cougars look to keep streak going in Seattle

The Prince George Cougars will try for their fourth consecutive win when they skate against the Seattle Thunderbirds tonight in Kent, Wash. The Cougars are coming off a pair of 2-1 home-ice decisions against the Vancouver Giants.
Erricson's return is reason to smile

Erricson's return is reason to smile

So far this season, good things have been happening in abundance for the Prince George Cougars.