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Gordie Defiel is no stranger to the RBC Cup.

Higher, farther, faster.

With a cast of 16 returning players expected when the Prince George Spruce Kings start their next training camp in August, fewer positions will be open for players hoping to stick with the B.C. Hockey League team.

Change isn't always a good thing. Such is the case with Canada West basketball and the realignment of the divisions for the 2014-15 season.

This weekend's Prince George Barracudas Medical Moose Meet is a last-chance provincial qualifier for 287 club swimmers entered in the three-day event.

Megan Heinicke wasn't sure if a third Winter Olympics was in her future.

Angela Naeth-Duncan had one unanswered question while struggling through her run at the Melbourne Ironman Asia-Pacific triathlon.

Two Prince George Cougars have made NHL Central Scouting's final list of players eligible players for the entry draft, June 27-28 in Philadelphia.

Broken bone and all, Megan Heinicke took a bullet for the team late in the World Cup biathlon season. Despite a fractured rib, the 25-year-old from Prince George competed in one more race during the final tour stop three weeks ago in Oslo, Norway.

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