Sports by Hartley Monday, September 15th, 2025 (As of 12:05 a.m.)
BC Football Conference: (At Masich Place Stadium)
Prince George Kodiaks 35 Valley Huskers (Chilliwack) 35 (Saturday tie)
The Huskers scored the go-ahead touchdown to make it 35-34 with 40 seconds left in the game, however the Kodiaks tied the game with 4.8 seconds remaining on a missed 15-yard field goal that went for a single point.
With just two regular season games left, Prince George is in 3rd place in the 7-team league with the top four to advance to the playoffs.
The (4-3-1) Kodiaks host the (0-7) Kamloops Broncos on Saturday, September 27th before closing on the road at Valley on October 4th.
The BCFC standings: Okanagan 8-0 (clinched first place), Westshore 6-2, P.G. 4-3-1, Vancouver Island 2-4-1, Valley 2-4-1, Langley 2-4-1 and Kamloops 0-7.
The Kodiaks schedule and results can be found here.
More info on the BCFC can be found here.
WHL: (Pre-season games)
Kamloops Blazers 3 PG Cougars 2 (OT-Saturday in Quesnel)
The game summary is here.
Kamloops Blazers 3 Prince George Cougars 0 (Friday in Kamloops)
The game summary is here.
The PG Cougars open their regular season with a home doubleheader against the Portland Winterhawks Friday night at 7:00 and Saturday night at 6:00.
The PG Cougars regular season schedule is here.
BCHL: (Pre-season games)
PG Spruce Kings 5 Chilliwack Chiefs 1 (Saturday)
The game summary is here.
PG Spruce Kings 7 Langley Rivermen 6 (Friday)
The game summary is here.
The Spruce Kings start their regular season Friday night at 7:00 in Chilliwack against the Chiefs.
Their home opener is set for Friday, September 26th against the Surrey Eagles.
The Spruce Kings regular season schedule is here.
NHL:
The Washington Capitals assistant coach Mitch Love of Quesnel has been placed on a team-imposed leave pending the results of an NHL investigation.
The Capitals have not given a reason for the investigation.
Love joined the Caps ahead of the 2023-24 season.
Canada West Soccer: (at Masich Place Stadium)
(Men)
Saskatchewan Huskies 3 UNBC Timberwolves 1 (Friday)
The 3-3-1 UNBC men visit Calgary Saturday (1 PM PT) and Mount Royal Sunday (2 PM PT).
(Women)
UBC Okanagan Heat 6 UNBC Timberwolves 0 (Friday)
The (0-7) UNBC women visit TRU in Kamloops Saturday afternoon at 1:00.
More on the Timberwolves can be found here.
The Canada West women’s soccer schedule is here.
The Canada West men’s soccer schedule is here.
The Canada West women’s soccer standings are here.
The Canada West men’s soccer standings are here.
NFL: (Week 2)
Philadelphia Eagles 20 Kansas City Chiefs 17 (Super Bowl rematch)
Atlanta Falcons 22 Minnesota Vikings 6 (Sunday night)
There are a pair of Monday Night games in the NFL to conclude the second week of the season; Tampa Bay at Houston (4:00) followed by LA Chargers at Las Vegas (7:00).
The NFL schedule and results can be found here.
The NFL standings are here.
The NFL odds are here.
CFL:
The (6-7) B.C. Lions hold a cross-over playoff spot in the CFL with five regular season games remaining.
The Lions are tied with Winnipeg for 3rd in the West, but the Blue Bombers hold the tiebreaker.
B.C. will visit (8-4) Calgary Friday night at 6:30.
Week 16 of the season will start Friday night at 4:00 with (6-7) Montreal at (5-8) Toronto.
CFL West: Saskatchewan 10-3, Calgary 8-4, Winnipeg 6-7, B.C. 6-7, Edmonton 5-8.
CFL East: Hamilton 8-5, Montreal 6-7, Toronto 5-8, Ottawa 4-9.
The CFL standings are here.
The CFL schedule are here.
MLB:
Toronto Blue Jays 11 Baltimore Orioles 2
The box score is here.
With 13 games left, the (87-62) Blue Jays have the best record in the American League and lead the A.L. East by 4 games over the New York Yankees and by 5.5 over the Boston Red Sox.
Toronto starts a 7-game road trip tonight (Monday 4:35) in Tampa Bay against the (73-76) Rays.
The Yankees play this evening in Minnesota while the Red Sox have Monday off.
The Blue Jays 2025 schedule and results are here.
The MLB schedule and results are here.
The MLB standings are here.
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