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Tuesday results Custom Edge Sports 4 Superior Fencing Red 3 WP: Keith Henry; LP: Kyle Garnot P.G.

When Loralyn Murdoch took over as director of athletics at UNBC 13 months ago, she wasn't very long on the job when an unexpected bill pushed her department over budget.

The Prince George Cougars looked far and wide geographically to stockpile their supply of graduating bantam players and on Wednesday announced they've signed their top two picks in the 2014 draft.

If you're a woman over the age of 30, you play soccer and have five bucks to spare, Michelle Lamarche Field is the place to be on Sunday afternoons throughout the summer.

Fred and Jack came all the way from Quebec to haul heavy loads for Zane Pickering. They're so good at what they do, it's routine for them to drag a loaded metal sled more than double their body weight over an arena infield.

The Prince George Cougars shored up their blueline Tuesday when they acquired Joel Lakusta from the Saskatoon Blades. In exchange for the 1998-born defenceman from Sherwood Park, Alta.

Alex Murray will defend the crease for the American International College Yellow Jackets in 2014-15. The 20-year-old netminder who graduated from the Prince George Spruce Kings when their B.C.

Kenny Lally of Prince George's Inner City Boxing Club punched his ticket to the Canadian finals in Toronto this fall after a third-round knockout of his opponent at the Western Canadian Championships in Red Deer on the weekend.

Tom Filipovic began competing in judo when he was 10 years old. He eventually achieved his brown belt, but never took the next step to get his prestigious black belt.

Good thing the Lomak Bulk Carrier bantam Knights had players to spare when they got to Citizen Field Sunday to play the Total Tops midget Knights in a baseball exhibition.