Local Sports

Two games. Two wins. Twelve goals. That's how the Prince George Spruce Kings opened their 2014-15 season on the road at the B.C. Hockey League's Showcase in Chilliwack on the weekend.

The Fraser Valley Hawks weren't anxious to leave town without a point and discovered a ray of optimism shining through big glass windows at Kin 1 in the late stages of their game against the Cariboo Cougars Sunday afternoon.

Ibrahima Tounkara had the magic touch for the Prince George Citizen under-18 boys soccer team.

When the Prince George Cougars step out onto the ice to play the Winterhawks tonight at 7 in Portland, they'll have a few new rules to get used to.

Todd Jordan has gone to Europe and Down Under to fill out his roster for the UNBC Timberwolves.

The Prince George Spruce Kings have shuffled their lineup prior to the start of the 2014-15 B.C. Hockey League's regular season today in Chilliwack.

Diane Dalio didn't need curling ice to practice her form coming out of the hack. The kitchen linoleum served that purpose just fine.

The way Kenny Lally sees it, the Pan Am Games next year in Toronto will make or break his future as an amateur boxer. The first step in that process is he has to qualify for the team.

Don't believe all the hype you've been hearing about the New Ice Age prediction of climate change sweeping over the Prince George Cougars. It doesn't mean squat if the Cougars are unable to shake themselves out of their funk as perpetual losers.

For the first time in the long history of the Shooters Pub Prince George Rec Hockey League, guys and gals will be playing together.