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Put the puck to the net and good things will happen.

Kesa Van Osch knocked off a curling titan to win her first B.C. Scotties title Sunday night. Van Osch, a 22-year-old rookie competing at the provincial women's championships, stole a last-rock 5-4 victory over six-time B.C.

The writing was on the wall for Justin Rai. When the Prince George Spruce Kings needed an overtime hero to take care of the Surrey Eagles Saturday night at the Coliseum, all signs pointed to the 19-year-old left winger as the most likely candidate.

MacInnes steals win, advances to semifinal

The Prince George Cougars have finally acquired a veteran goaltender. Nineteen-year-old Adam Beukeboom was picked up Thursday from the Vancouver Giants in a deal for a seventh-round pick in the 2016 bantam draft.

One game at a time. That's how Tracey Jones and her rink from Prince George are approaching the final draws of the B.C. Scotties.

Patti Knezevic will be looking to break her habit of winning one and losing one each day at the B.C. Scotties.

The Vancouver Giants scored early and often and that made for a troubling night Friday for the visiting Prince George Cougars. They found a way to make it close but ended up losing 6-5 to the Giants to start their weekend roadtrip.

Patti Knezevic's goal on Friday morning at the B.C. Scotties was simple enough, win and stay alive at the provincial women's curling championship.

Kelly Scott may be seven years removed from her last national title, but the skip from Kelowna is determined to climb back to the top of women's curling world.