Local Sports

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Wade Lee hadn't been on a race track for four years until Saturday, but he made up for it by taking the checkered flag at the first White Spruce Enterprises Big Bore Super Truck race of the season in Prince George. Lee, driving the Castrol No.

Matthew Shand has some catching up to do before he reaches the height of his older brother Ben. Stretched out side-by-side in the pool there's nearly a foot difference between the two Prince George Pisces Swim Club members.

It came down to another sprint at the finish line as Kris Yip powered his way to a third straight victory on the Prince George cycling circuit Sunday. Yip beat Dan Bedard to claim the Evolve Road Race, a 90-kilometre (four, 22.

A bad landing coming off a jump on his dirt bike last fall left Jess Pettis with two broken legs, which put him in a wheelchair for a month. You'd never know it, watching him race now.

The last time Darin Guillet hot-lapped the track at PGARA Speedway, 12 years ago, he was behind the wheel of a CASCAR entry and his day ended in disappointment.

Dick Voneugen knows you're out there. There's a new crop of the 55-and-older crowd who aren't quite ready for the rocking chair and Voneugen says they are prime candidates for the B.C. Seniors Games Sept. 9-13 in Langley.

Ryan Gaiesky knew he had it in him to dominate the junior boys hurdles events at the North Central zone high school track and field meet. The 15-year-old D.P.

Tom Masich liked the quality in the athletes he watched run, jump and throw the past two days at the North Central zone high school track and field championships. But there's no doubt he was disappointed in the quantity.

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