Sports by Hartley Monday, October 20th, 2025 (As of 12:05 a.m.)
WHL:
Prince George Cougars 9 Tri-City Americans 3 (Saturday)
The Cougars exploded for six unanswered goals in the 3rd period, with four of them in a 67-second span, three of which came on the power play.
Terik Parascak scored twice and added three assists while Kooper Gizowski notched a goal and three assists as P.G. improved to 4-0 on the road.
“Junior Hockey at its finest right there”, joked Assistant Coach Carter Rigby on the 94.3 the Goat post-game show. “The resilience and leadership from our group tonight was fabulous. You lose Perry (Terik Parascak) there for a little bit at the end of the second and then he gets back on gets the train to roll in the right direction. It was a wild one, but proud of the group for sticking with it when it was tied in a tough barn and thankful to pull that one out.”
The game summary is here.
Prince George Cougars 5 Seattle Thunderbirds 0 (Friday)
Josh Ravensbergen made 36 saves for his first regular season shutout since December 9th, 2023.
Kooper Gizowski led the offence with three goals, his first WHL hat trick.
The game summary is here.
The (7-2) P.G. Cougars host the (7-4) Medicine Hat Tigers Wednesday night at 7:00.
Prince George is 2nd in the 12-team Western Conference, five points behind the (9-0-1) Everett Silvertips.
The Cougars are sitting with the number-one power play (41%) and the number-one penalty kill (91.7 %).
They are averaging 4.8 goals per game while allowing an average of 2.33 a game.
(43 for and 21 against).
The PG Cougars regular season schedule is here.
The WHL standings are here.
PG Cougars Cat Scan podcast:
This week’s guest on @PGCougars Cat Scan #podcast is asst coach Carter Rigby. Topics include: Transition from player to coach & from head coach in KIJHL to assistant in WHL; coaching aspirations; looking after hotels, meals & billets; going to clinics; making hockey connections. https://t.co/E3Vk8X9R5y
— Hartley Miller (@Hartley_Miller) October 15, 2025
BCHL:
Prince George Spruce Kings 9 Nanaimo Clippers 4 (Sunday)
The game summary is here.
Prince George Spruce Kings 7 Nanaimo Clippers 5 (Saturday)
The game summary is here.
The (5-4) Spruce Kings visit the Chilliwack Chiefs on Friday and the Surrey Eagles on Saturday with their next home game on Saturday, November 1st against Salmon Arm.
The Spruce Kings regular season schedule is here.
The BCHL standings are here.
NHL: (4 Sunday games with 2 Canadian teams in action)
Vancouver 4 Washington 3
The game summary is here.
The (4-2) Canucks continue a 5-game road trip Tuesday night (4:00 PT) in Pittsburgh.
Detroit 4 Edmonton 2
Chicago 2 Anaheim 1 (OT)
Utah 3 Boston 2
There are 5 Monday games in the NHL with 3 Canadian teams in action; Winnipeg at Calgary (6:30 PT) and Buffalo at Montreal (4:30).
The NHL schedule and results are here.
The Vancouver Canucks schedule and results are here.
The NHL standings are here.
MLB:
(American League) Game 6 in the Championship Series
Toronto Blue Jays 6 Seattle Mariners 2
The box score is here.
The ALCS is tied 3-3 with the 7th and deciding game to be played tonight (Monday) at 5:08 (PT) in Toronto.
The winner will play the National League champion L.A. Dodgers in the World Series.
The MLB schedule and results are here.
The Blue Jays 2025 schedule and results are here.
The MLB standings are here.
Canada West Men’s Soccer: (at Masich Place Stadium)
UBC Thunderbirds 4 UNBC Timberwolves 0 (Sunday)
UBC Thunderbirds 2 UNBC Timberwolves 1 (Friday)
The UNBC men’s soccer team finished its season in 5th place (out of 7) in the Pacific Division with a 4-9-2 record and out of the playoffs.
The UNBC women’s soccer team ended its season a week earlier with an 0-13-1 record.
MSOC: Local Striker Wasim Aka the Latest to Commit to the Green and Gold.
More: https://t.co/hnjX7LQTkz pic.twitter.com/epYCeAxSTM
— UNBC Timberwolves (@UNBCATHLETICS) October 13, 2025
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.
BC Football Conference (BCFC):
(Championship game in Kelowna)
Okanagan Sun 45 Westshore Rebels 26
Jamie Boreham of the Prince George Kodiaks has been named the Ranji Mattu award winner as the BCFC Coach of the Year.
Boreham guided the Kodiaks to a 5-4-1 record and their first-ever playoff spot following a 3rd place finish.
Prince George lost to Westshore 45-28 in the league semifinal.
Final BCFC standings: Okanagan 10-0, Westshore 7-3, P.G. 5-4-1, Vancouver Island 5-4-1, Valley 4-5-1, Langley 2-7-1 and Kamloops 0-10.
The Kodiaks results can be found here.
More info on the BCFC can be found here.
NFL: (Week 7)
(Sunday night game)
San Francisco 20 Atlanta 10
There are a pair of Monday Night games to conclude Week 7 of the NFL season; Tampa Bay at Detroit (4:00 PT) followed by Houston at Seattle (7:00).
The NFL schedule and results can be found here.
CFL:
The (10-7) B.C. Lions are riding a 5-game winning streak entering their final game of the regular season Saturday (4:00 PT) at Saskatchewan.
If the Lions beat the first-place Roughriders, they will clinch 2nd place and a home playoff game.
Week 21 starts with a pair of games Friday; (4-13) Ottawa at (10-7) Hamilton (4:00 PT) and (10-7) Calgary at (7-10) Edmonton (6:30).
The other game on the final weekend before playoffs has (10-7) Montreal at (9-8) Winnipeg Saturday (noon).
The Division semi-finals will be played on Saturday, November 1st followed by the Division finals on November 8th and the 112th Grey Cup Game on Sunday, November 16th in Winnipeg.
CFL West: Saskatchewan 12-5, B.C. 10-7, Calgary 10-7, Winnipeg 9-8, Edmonton 7-10.
CFL East: Hamilton 10-7, Montreal 10-7, Toronto 5-13, Ottawa 4-13.
The CFL standings are here.
The CFL schedule are here.
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