Local Sports

Top-three results of Father's Day 3-D shoot held this past weekend at the Silvertip Archers outdoor range. Bowhunter open male 1. Mike Cartwright;, 705 pts; 2. Basil Szoo, 701; 3. Kristian Nysven, 692. Bowhunter unlimited female 1.

A Division WLT Pts.

Dave Olson started at the front of the pack and he held on to the lead and win the ASA OK Tire Challenge White Spruce Enterprises 100 Saturday night at PGARA Speedway.

Seven-year-old Jackson Moleski is 15 months older than his brother Hunter and until this weekend Jackson had never lost to Hunter in an archery shoot.

With one swing of the bat, Amanda Asay undid all the good work the Shooters Gladiators had done earlier in the game.

After 10 years of learning how to play tennis as a junior, 19-year-old Kristian Kiland has reached the point where he can beat the top adults in the city in singles matches.

After a three-hour battle on the tennis court with James Nearing, Kristian Kiland's face was flushed, his cramped legs were aching and he was ready to head for home.

Alyx Treasure leapt to a personal best 1.86 metres en route to a silver medal at the NCAA Div. 1 outdoor track and field championships Saturday.

The Prince George Minor Girls Softball Association hosts its annual tournament this weekend. The tourney, at Freeman Park, features 12 squirt and peewee teams from Prince George, Quesnel and 100 Mile House stepping up to the plate.

Luke Holmes may be a midfielder for the UNBC men's soccer team, but on Sunday, he's switching playing surfaces to the hard wood.