Sports by Hartley Tuesday, July 22nd, 2025
(As of 12:05 a.m. All times listed are PDT)
MLB:
Toronto Blue Jays 4 New York Yankees 1
The box score is here.
It was a club-record 11th consecutive home victory for Toronto.
The Jays are 59-41 after 100 games; they have won four straight since the All-Star break and they lead the second place Yankees by 4 games in the A.L. East.
Toronto will host the (55-45) Yanks again tonight (Tuesday 4:07 PT).
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Jared Young of Prince George is with the New York Mets but he did not play in Monday’s
7-5 win over the visiting LA Angels.
The 30-year-old Young is batting .171 with 3 homers and 5 RBI’s in 41 at bats this season with the Big League Mets.
He hasn’t played since before the All-Star break.
The Blue Jays 2025 schedule and results are here.
The MLB schedule and results are here.
The MLB standings are here.
UNBC Timberwolves:
One of the most decorated women’s basketball players at UNBC is being recognized by the university.
Kady Dandeneau is going into the Timberwolves Wall of Honour inside the Northern Sports Centre.
Dandeneau concluded her career (2007-2013) in Green and Gold with 983 points and 407 rebounds, both good for second in program history.
She represented Canada and competed at multiple World Championships, won gold and silver at the ParaPan Am Games, and became the first wheelchair basketball athlete in Canadian history to record a triple-double.
No one was tougher. No one was more resilient. No one wanted to win quite as badly.
Today, Kady Dandeneau takes her rightful place in the UNBC Timberwolves Wall of Honour.
Congrats, Kady. We could not be more proud.
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— UNBC Timberwolves (@UNBCATHLETICS) July 21, 2025
BC Football Conference:
The Prince George Kodiaks play their second game of the season in the BC Football Conference (BCFC) Saturday against the Broncos in Kamloops.
Both teams are 0-1.
The Kodiaks dropped their season opener 33-13 to the Westshore Rebels while the Broncos lost 50-7 to the Vancouver Island Raiders.
More info on the BCFC can be found here.
CFL:
The (3-4) BC Lions are back in action Sunday at 4 PM when they host the (4-2) Hamilton Tiger-Cats.
Hamilton is riding a 4-game winning streak.
Week 8 of the CFL season begins Thursday night (6:00 PT) with (4-2) Montreal at (5-1) Calgary.
The CFL schedule are here.