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Curling club has ice plant cash

The Prince George Golf and Curling Club has enough funds in its piggy bank to pay for the cost of replacing its ice plant. In early September, workers tried to fire up the compressor which chills the pipes in the curling rink.

Red Wings return McNulty

The Prince George Cougars' top defenceman is back. Marc McNulty, 19, who has spent the last few weeks at the Detroit Red Wings camp, was reassigned to his junior team Monday.

Bad Cougars get spanked

For the eternal optimist riding the Prince George Cougars' bandwagon, the good news from Kennewick, Wash., Sunday night was the Cougars played shutout hockey for 27 minutes 38 seconds against the Tri-City Americans.

Alumni best young Timberwolves on court

If there's one word to describe UNBC's women's basketball team, it's young. Head coach Sergey Shchepotkin said his squad is "super young.

Condors fly off with win over Roadrunners

The Kelly Road Roadrunners kept it close for one half. But after the intermission there was no stopping the Duchess Park Condors.

UNBC close, but hall short of win in Abbotsford

The UNBC Timberwolves came close, but not close enough on the soccer pitch in Abbotsford on the weekend.
Mad Moose mixup has happy ending

Mad Moose mixup has happy ending

When Don Hubbard crossed the Mad Moose Marathon finish line after falling short of his goal of completing a 63-kilometre ultra-distance off-road race, he expected his wife Wendy Wagner to be there to greet him.

Loukas nets a win in debut

After weeks of practice, Vaggelis Loukas finally got his first taste of university men's basketball Saturday night.

Spruce Kings sink Clippers, defang Bulldogs

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.
Cariboo Cougars pluck two victories from Hawks

Cariboo Cougars pluck two victories from Hawks

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.