Timberwolves ready for TRU this weekend by admin|Published August 25, 2017 Game time 1 p.m. on Saturday and 1 p.m. Sunday at North Cariboo Senior Soccer League FieldsSportsSpruce Kings blow lead late; lose to Chiefs in shootoutApril 19, 2021The Prince George Spruce Kings were unable to hold on to a 2-0 lead as two late Chilliwack Chief goals and a shootout winner ended up being the difference as the Spruce Kings fell 3-2 to Chilliwack in a shootout. Zach Gabruch got the puck at the blue line from Corey Cunningham and wristed it […]... Read more...Prince George Track and Field club competes in virtual mini-meetApril 19, 2021Members of the Prince George Track and Field Club competed in a virtual mini-meet Saturday. While local club members competed at Masich Place Stadium, the event was hosted by the Vernon Triple A and was for athletes over 14 years old only. Results will be compared with clubs that were competing in their home town […]... Read more...Rockets win a wild one over CougarsApril 18, 2021The Prince George Cougars (4-4-1-1) split a pair of weekend games after a 7-5 loss to the Kelowna Rockets (2-1-0-0) on Saturday at the Sandman Centre in Kamloops. It was a back-and-forth affair that had a bit of everything. The two teams combined for five short-handed goals, two players scored their first WHL goals, and […]... Read more...Grant earns shutout In Spruce Kings debutApril 17, 2021Kobe Grant stood tall in his Spruce Kings debut, making 19 saves en route to a 5-0 Spruce Kings victory on Friday night against the Merritt Centennials. Just over a minute into the second frame, Simon Labelle spotted Rowan Miller at the left circle and fired it by Josh Dias to give the Spruce Kings […]... Read more...Cougars’ second period surge key in win over RoyalsApril 17, 2021The Prince George Cougars (4-3-1-1) are back in the win column after a 5-2 win Friday against the Victoria Royals (1-8-1-0) at Prospera Place in Kelowna. A big second period was the difference for the Cougars, who have now won three of their last four games. Prince George scored three times in the middle frame, […]... Read more...Canadian Native Fastball Championships postponed until 2022April 14, 2021Due to the continued implications of COVID-19, the Canadian Native Fastball Championships, slated for Prince George from July 31 – August 2, 2021 will be postponed until August 2022. “We recognize that the recent vaccinations have improved possibilities,” reads a statement issued by Harley Desjarlais, Chair of the Organizing Committee for the Prince George event […]... Read more...Registration closing soon for PG Youth BaseballApril 14, 2021The 2021 baseball season is almost upon us. Yes, the Prince George Youth Baseball Association is committed to a season of learning baseball and having fun this summer. Whether it is a season of practices, games, or some combination, the current safety protocols for COVID-19 allow this favourite athletic pastime to go ahead here in […]... Read more...Rheaume and Cochrane combine For four goals en route to 5-3 victory over ChilliwackApril 13, 2021Although the Spruce Kings found themselves in the box too many times, they were able to get big offensive contributions from Nick Rheaume and Carter Cochrane who both scored twice to help the Spruce Kings defeat the Chilliwack Chiefs 5-3. After a great feed from Christian Buono in the neutral zone, Kolton Cousins had a […]... Read more...Armstrong’s four-goal night leads Cougars to win over GiantsApril 13, 2021Craig Armstrong’s four-goal effort powered the Prince George Cougars to their second-straight win, as they knocked off the Vancouver Giants 4-1 Monday at the Sandman Centre in Kamloops. Armstrong registered a natural hat-trick by the midway mark of the second period, then scored his fourth goal into an empty-net late in the third period. Riley […]... Read more...WHL reports on COVID-19 testingApril 12, 2021The WHL completed the ninth week of its return to play with three positive test results for COVID-19 among the 1,052 tests administered across the WHL from April 3 through April 10, 2021. Additional are 120 negative test results for the Brandon Wheat Kings, Moose Jaw Warriors, Prince Albert Raiders and Regina Pats that were […]... Read more...
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