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Hiller has 'perfect race' on home ice

Hiller has 'perfect race' on home ice

Carolina Hiller saved one of her best races for home ice and the hometown crowd Friday.

B.C. Lions coaching at flag football camp

Youth flag football players will hear a few Lions roar and receive some expert coaching advice on Monday. B.C.

Kin 1 rink aces its test

The rink is dazzling, the ice is fast, the timing system works well, the dressing rooms are huge, and Prince George people know how to put on a high-level short track speed skating meet.

Wipeout opens door for Ontario skater

Lucas Hiller knew there was only 500 metres of ice for him to make his move to the front and he wasted no time.

Canada's Paralympic curlers win gold

Canada's wheelchair curling team has won gold at the 2014 Paralympics in Sochi, Russia. Canada defeated host Russia 8-3 in Saturday's gold medal final.
Departing Kings leave solid core intact

Departing Kings leave solid core intact

Mitch Eden couldn't help but think of what could have been a storybook ending to his junior hockey career as he cleaned out his stall in the Prince George Spruce Kings dressing room for the last time. If only he could have finished the B.C.

P.G. biathletes nail down national gold

Conditions Friday at the national biathlon championships in Charlo, N.B., were brutal.

Heinicke moves closer to World Cup medal

Two days after posting the best result of her IBU World Cup biathlon season, Megan Heinicke will try for the elusive medal podium again today in Kontiolahti, Finland.

Polars fall to 0-3

The Prince George Polars did not expect to win the quad-A boys basketball provincial championship in Langley. However, after three losses in three games they will have a chance to end their tournament on a winning note.

Cats cough up a fur ball

Looking at the standings, the Prince George Cougars had to figure they stood a good chance of snapping a five-game losing streak Friday at the expense of the Kamloops Blazers.