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Mackenzie Lewington left quite the pile of records at the bottom of the pool. Lewington, who trains with the Prince George Barracudas, set five new club standards during a weekend swim meet in Kamloops.

There was nothing ordinary about Monday night's B.C. Hockey League game at the Coliseum. But the important thing for the Prince George Spruce Kings was the two points they picked up at the expense of the Chilliwack Chiefs.

After they had finally qualified for the B.C. Scotties Tournament of Hearts women's provincial curling championship, Tracey Jones and her teammates sat down and did a little figuring.

Emily Dickson's North American Cup biathlon race results speak for themselves. Fourth and second one week, third and first the following week. The 16-year-old Caledonia Nordic Ski Club racer is making medal podium visits a habit.

A Sunday afternoon win in Maple Ridge gave Tracey Jones the tenth and final berth in the B.C. Scotties Tournament of Hearts.

Sunday BCHL summary Chiefs 1 at Spruce Kings 4 First Period 1. Prince George, Rai 5 (Christian) 6:01 2. Prince George, Lashuk 9 (Toor, Luedtke) 8:03 (sh) 3.

Tim Roots hadn't shot a rifle in two years. If he was rusty on the trigger, he did a good job of hiding it.

B.C. Major Midget Hockey League Sunday result (at CN Centre) Greater Vancouver Canadians 10 Cariboo Cougars 2 Saturday result (in Fort St. James Cariboo Cougars 3 Greater Vancouver 2

Kick 'em when they're down. The Prince George Spruce Kings had no qualms about treating the Chilliwack Chiefs to a rude reception Sunday night at the Coliseum, stoning the Chiefs 4-1 to extend their BCHL losing streak to nine games.

The Christmas wish list of the Prince George Cougars is not long but what they're hoping for is needed in great abundance. Wins, wins, and more wins.