Local Sports

Lorelei St. Rose grew up playing ringette and was a figure skater in Vanderhoof but speed skating was never on her list of activities. That all changed once she started having kids of her own.

Jag Seehra and Kenny Lally are provincial champions once again. Both Inner City Boxing Club members retained their respective B.C. titles over the weekend at the Centennial Community Centre in New Westminster.

Considering what she does with her spare time, Andra Irons has the perfect last name.

With 200 metres to go, Kris Yip broke away from the peloton and sprinted to the finish line to win Sunday's Northern Hardware Prince George Cycling Club's Road Race.

It didn't take long for Craig Dunfield and John Makowsky to wear out their welcome in Quesnel.

In 2013, the under-18 Kodiaks stepped onto the court and won gold in division 3 at the Canadian Western Open.

Thirteen-year-old Hayden Wolff is drawing triple duty racing three motocross classes this season. With two bikes to keep running smoothly that means he and his chief mechanic, his father Devin, won't have a lot of downtime between races.

Kyle Wilkinson has come so close to a medal at the national judo championships.

Kal Basi admits his days as rental player in the North Cariboo Senior Soccer League are growing short. Just two months shy of 60, Basi has taken good care of his body.

It was a defining moment in Prince George sports history, and the ripple effects are still being felt 40 years later. In the summer of 1974, the Molson Oldstylers sent shock waves through the lacrosse world by winning the President's Cup.