Local Sports

Looking at the weather report this week from east of the Rockies, it's safe to say Taylor Allan is glad hockey season starts in September.

Austin Gray didn't stick with the Prince George Spruce Kings but he won't be far away this hockey season.

Kodiak Chrome capped an undefeated season in the Prince George Women's Soccer Association and in the process left Connie Ratkaj with a splitting headache.

A weekend squash tournament that will double as a Canada Winter Games test event could feature a battle of the ages.

It was just like old times for Vancouver Canucks defenceman Dan Hamhuis.

The first-ever Friends of Pine Valley golf tournament is bursting at the seams. Originally planned for an afternoon-only shotgun start Sunday at 1 p.m.

The good news for fans of the Prince George Spruce Kings is winger Jeremiah Luedtke, their second-leading scorer last season, is back with the team. The bad news is he couldn't prevent the Salmon Arm Silverbacks from scoring.

Unless they just open the doors and wait for winter to bring on the big chill, there's no avoiding the fact the Prince George Golf and Curling Club needs a new ice plant.

The high school football season in Prince George is looking at a third and long situation as the teachers' strike continues.

One of Hockey Night in Canada's favourite hosts is paying a visit to Prince George next spring. Ron MacLean is hitting the road across Canada as part of the inaugural Rogers Hometown Hockey Tour presented by Scotiabank and Chrysler.