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Enduro ride set to spin at Otway

As many as 50 riders are expected to take their tire treads to the single track at the Cycle Logic Otway 4 Hour Enduro Challenge Sunday.

Roberts tames Fat Dog

Reid Roberts posted the second-fastest time in the gruelling 115-kilometre Fat Dog Trail Run in Manning Provincial Park on the weekend.

Free rugby clinic offered

Teenagers who want to tackle the rugby skills of rucks, scrums, line-outs and more can do so this Saturday. A free skills clinic, organized by the Prince George Youth Rugby program, will be on the pitch at Duchess Park secondary from 10 a.m. to 2 p.
Getting offensive

Getting offensive

The UNBC Timberwolves are focusing on a major goal for the 2014 Canadian Interuniversity Sport Canada West women's soccer season: generating more offence.
Bertuzzi-Moore settlement reached 10 years later

Bertuzzi-Moore settlement reached 10 years later

TORONTO — A settlement has been reached in Steve Moore's lawsuit against NHL forward Todd Bertuzzi, more than 10 years after the infamous on-ice attack ended Moore's career.

Jones, MacDonald lead locals at rodeo

Seventy-two young cowboys and cowgirls from around the province saddled up to compete at the Tim Hortons Little Britches Rodeo at Nukko Lake Riding Arena on the weekend.

Nickolet, B.C. swing to silver at westerns

Jayan Nickolet and her B.C. 13-and-under girls select baseball squad won the silver medal at the Western Canadian peewee girls invitational tournament in Spruce Grove, Alta., on the weekend. B.C.

Harkins helps Canada grab gold

When Jansen Harkins steps onto the ice Friday for the start of Prince George Cougars training camp, he'll do so as an international gold medalist.
Fillion flirts with two-sport status

Fillion flirts with two-sport status

Justin Fillion likes the idea of becoming a two-sport college athlete. Ever since he was a kid growing up in Prince George he's had a hard time choosing between hockey and baseball - his favorite sports.
Back in national waters

Back in national waters

Gemma Hansen hopes all her practice pays off this week in Regina. The 16-year-old from Prince George is competing for the first time at the Canadian Sprint Canoe Kayak championships that begin today in the Saskatchewan capital.