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Four Prince George ball players helped Randy's As of Invermere nail down a top-10 finish at the International Softball Congress world championship over the weekend in Waterloo, Ont.

From start to finish, losing was not in the vocabulary of the Westwood Pub Devils.

For the first time in his senior baseball playoff career, pitcher Curtis Sawchuk doesn't have to leave his team in the lurch.

Erin Wall picked the perfect time to take her training wheels off her BMX bike this year.

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.