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Gridiron guts

Gridiron guts

Northern Eagles slotback Daniel Weisgerber tries to evade a tackle by his North Delta opponent Sunday at Masich Place Stadium. The Eagles lost the game 45-0 in their final game of the B.C. Football Tier 2 Conference.

Knights run past Rutland for bronze

A late-inning rally by the Prince George Lomak Bulk Carrier bantam Knights led to an 11-10 win over Rutland and a third-place finish at the Grand Slam double-A baseball tournament in Tsawwassen on Monday.

Locals shine at track and field meet

The Prince George Athletics North track and field team stepped onto the podium numerous times at the annual Centennial Track Meet in Kamloops on the weekend.

Keep on truckin'

A dozen high-powered trucks are about to tear up the track at PGARA Speedway Park. The SuperTruck Racing Series will be in town for the season-opener Saturday at the Prince George Auto Racing Association's race track.

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Silver lining at nationals

Lavanna Laass and Brendan Bellavance fought for, and won silver medals last weekend at the Canadian Judo Championships in Saguenay, Que. Laass, an 18-year-old judoka from the Hart Judo Academy, won silver in the senior women's -63-kilogram division.

Silvertip juniors among the best in B.C.

It all started with the Hunger Games. That's when Dawn Procter's phone started ringing off the hook.
Archers target 2015 Games berths

Archers target 2015 Games berths

Archers who're aiming for a spot on Team B.C. and hope to compete at 2015 Canada Winter Games will have to be at their best, said the provincial head coach. Ron Ostermeier, head coach for Team B.C.

Club seeks canoe, kayak lovers

There's a new club in town about to make waves on Ness Lake and West Lake. The Prince George Canoe and Kayak Club launched earlier this year, the first of its kind in northern B.C. The club is hosting an open house on Sunday, May 25 from 2 to 4 p.m.

Youth baseball thriving in P.G.

Minor baseball in Prince George is alive and well.