Local Sports

Mike House was a hothead with a short fuse and the wise words of Miles Webster were exactly what he needed.

The Westwood Pub Devils kept their streak of perfection intact Friday night to emerge as the early frontrunners in the Treasure Cove Casino senior provincial invitational lacrosse tournament.

Pacing at the far end of the infield, Honey wants to go. Like any athlete, it's what she's trained to do - gallop toward the goat at the other end of the Nukko Lake Horse Arena as fast as possible. "Whoa.

Grass volleyball players unite. There's still time to put a team together for the 4 on 4 No Floor Volleyball B.C. tournament Aug. 23-24 outdoors at Citizen Field.

For something as intangible as a sixth-round draft pick, the Prince George Cougars have added a physical asset to their blueline.

After building up their track and field talents and testing themselves at the district, regional and provincial levels, six Prince George athletes are about to see how they stack up against their national peers from across Canada.

For 13-year-old Jayan Nickolet, there was no other option. With no baseball team in her hometown of Mackenzie, she found a second home playing with the boys in the peewee division of the Prince George Youth Baseball Association.

Ever since BMX racing joined the Olympic family at the 2008 Summer Games in Beijing, the sport has undergone a surge in worldwide popularity. That trend is still being felt in B.C.

The Moose is not out of the woods yet, but he's well on his way to returning to his natural habitat.

How competitive is the West Coast Senior C Lacrosse League? Nobody knows the answer better than the Port Moody Express.