Local Sports

The medal podium at the College of New Caledonia was painted Kodiak Red on the weekend. Three local clubs posted medal results at the weekend Northern Invitational volleyball tournament, hosted by the Prince George Youth Volleyball Club.

Going for her what would be her fifth gold medal at the B.C. Winter Games, Callie Swan was first across the finish line but ultimately did not win her favourite race at the B.C. Winter Games.

Mitch Eden’s blast from the point in the third period was the winner as the Prince George Spruce Kings edged the Coquitlam Express 3-2 Tuesday night at the Coliseum.

The College Heights Cougars are hurrying hard to the B.C. high school curling championships that begin Thursday in Parksville.

There are Mustang drags, and motocross drags. And then there are snow drags. The inaugural Snow Drags goes this weekend at Northland Motorsports Park where snowmobilers have the opportunity to race down a 600-foot snow track against one another.

Roberto Luongo is headed back to Florida. The Vancouver Canucks have traded their star goalie and two-time Olympic gold medal winner back to the Florida Panthers, nearly eight years after he came to the Vancouver to Florida.

The top ringette teams in B.C. will take to the ice in Prince George this weekend at the 2014 BC Ringette A & B provincial championships.

The Prince George Spruce Kings will begin a brand new season tonight. They host the Coquitlam Express in Game 1 of a first-round best-of-seven B.C. Hockey League playoff series at the Coliseum.

Jag Seehra has joined boxing's century club. The 24-year-old Inner City Boxing Club member celebrated the 100th fight of his amateur career Friday night with a win by unanimous decision over Roberto Simon of Seattle at the Tacoma (Wash.

Chad Staley may be small in stature, but he plays a big game as a forward for the Prince George Spruce Kings. So much so he led the Kings in scoring, collecting 29 goals and 33 assists for 62 points in all 58 regular season games.