(As of 12:01AM)
PRINCE GEORGE SPRUCE KINGS:
(BCHL)
Salmon Arm Silverbacks 2 Prince George Spruce Kings 1 (Sunday)
The Spruce Kings finished 2-1 on the weekend after they travelled 1,831 kilometres.
It was the second consecutive weekend they went 2-1 on the road, with the loss coming on Sunday.
The 12-6-0-1 Spruce Kings play their next four games on home ice: Friday against Alberni Valley, Saturday vs. Penticton, and November 9th and 10th against Langley.
Prince George is third in the Mainland Division, two points behind the Coquitlam Express and five back of the Chilliwack Chiefs.
Prince George Spruce Kings 4 Wenatchee Wild 1 (Saturday)
Ben Brar scored his league-leading 15th goal and added an assist to give him 11 points, including eight goals, in his six last six games, all on the road.
Prince George Spruce Kings 5 Trail Smoke Eaters 2 (Friday)
Ben Brar notched a hat trick.
PRINCE GEORGE COUGARS:
(WHL)
Kelowna Rockets 4 Prince George Cougars 3 (Saturday OT)
Nolan Foote scored at 43 seconds of overtime on the power-play.
It was the Rockets third goal of the game with the man-advantage (3/5).
The Cougars went 1/3 on the power play.
Josh Maser, Jackson Leppard, and Ryan Schoettler tallied for Cats.
Taylor Gauthier made 29 saves as each team fired 33 shots.
Kelowna is 2-0 since Adam Foote took over as head coach.
The 5-6-1-2 Cougars are tied with the 6-6-0-1 Kamloops Blazers for third in the BC Division, one point ahead of the 6-10 Rockets.
The Blazers won 5-2 Sunday in Portland, their third road win in as many nights.
The Cougars host the 6-3-3-2 Brandon Wheat Kings on Tuesday with a special start time of 6:30.
The Wheat Kings are coming off a 3-2 shootout loss in Langley to the Vancouver Giants.
Brandon has lost its last five games.
CARIBOO COUGARS:
(BCMML)
Cariboo Cougars 9 Kootenay Ice 0 (Sunday)
Cariboo Cougars 12 Kootenay Ice 0 (Saturday)
The 5-3-2 Major Midget Cougars outscored the Ice 21-0 in the doubleheader sweep.
Cariboo will visit the South Island Royals Saturday night at 6:30 and Sunday morning at 8:30 in Saanich.
NORTHERN CAPITALS:
(Female Midget AAA Hockey)
Greater Vancouver Comets 8 Northern Capitals 2 (Sunday)
Greater Vancouver Comets 12 Northern Capitals 2 (Saturday)
Greater Vancouver Comets 6 Northern Capitals 1 (Friday)
The 12-0 Comets outscored the 3-5-1 Capitals 26-5 in the three-game sweep.
NHL: (2 Canadian teams in action Sunday)
Edmonton 2 Chicago 1 (OT)
Connor McDavid scored his eighth goal at 53 seconds of overtime.
Vegas 4 Ottawa 3 (OT)
The 6-6 Vancouver Canucks, coming off Saturday’s 5-0 loss to Pittsburgh, host the 6-2-2 Minnesota Wild tonight.
The 8-3 Toronto Maple Leafs entertain the 5-5-1 Calgary Flames this evening.
The Leafs are without Auston Matthews for at least four weeks with a shoulder injury which he suffered Saturday in a 3-2 win over Winnipeg.
UNBC TIMBERWOLVES:
(Canada West Women’s Soccer) Quarter-final game
UBC Thunderbirds 3 UNBC Timberwolves 1 (Sunday)
The season has ended for the UNBC women’s soccer team.
(Canada West Women’s Soccer)
UNBC Timberwolves 2 Manitoba Bisons 1 (Friday)
Game was tied 1-1 after regulation and overtime; the Timberwolves won the game 3-1 on penalty kicks.
This was the first playoff victory in U-Sports for UNBC in women’s soccer.
(Canada West Women’s Basketball) in Calgary
UNBC (women) Timberwolves 107 Mount Royal Cougars 59 (Saturday)
UNBC (women) Timberwolves 93 Mount Royal Cougars 61 (Friday)
(Canada West Men’s Basketball) in Calgary
UNBC (men) Timberwolves 75 Mount Royal Cougars 67 (Saturday)
UNBC (men) Timberwolves 95 Mount Royal Cougars 80 (Friday)
The UNBC men’s and women’s basketball teams have their home openers against the Winnipeg Wesmen Friday night at 6 and 8 and Saturday night at 5 and 7 at the Northern Sport Centre.
WORLD SERIES: (Game 5)
Boston 5 LA Dodgers 1
Red Sox won four games to one for their 4th World Series championship in 15 years.
Steve Pearce homered twice and was named the 2018 World Series MVP.
Pearce was acquired in late June from the Toronto Blue Jays.
WORLD SERIES SCHEDULE
Game Date Day Time Home team
Game 1 Oct. 23 Tuesday 5:09 p.m. PT Red Sox (Boston won 8-4)
Game 2 Oct. 24 Wednesday 5:09 p.m. Red Sox (Boston won 4-2)
Game 3 Oct. 26 Friday 5:09 p.m. Dodgers (LA won 3-2 in 18 innings)
Game 4 Oct. 27 Saturday 5:09 p.m. Dodgers (Boston won 9-6)
Game 5 Oct. 28 Sunday 5:15 p.m. Dodgers (Boston 5-1)
NFL: (Week 8)
New Orleans 30 Minnesota 20 (Saints 6th straight win to improve to 6-1)
LA Rams 29 Green Bay 27 (Rams a perfect 8-0)
Kansas City 30 Denver 23 (Chiefs are 7-1 to lead the AFC)
Seattle 28 Detroit 14 (Seahawks 4-3)
Monday night football has 5-2 New England at 2-5 Buffalo.
CFL: (Week 20)
Saskatchewan 35 B.C. Lions 16 (Saturday)
The win secured a home playoff game for the 12-6 Roughriders.
The 9-8 Lions will finish fourth in the West and will cross over to play at Hamilton in the East semi-final.
Ottawa 30 Hamilton 13 (Saturday)
The RedBlacks clinched first in the East.
Winnipeg 29 Calgary 21 (Friday)
The Blue Bombers clinched a playoff spot; the Edmonton Eskimos have been eliminated from the post-season.
Montreal 40 Toronto 10 (Sunday)
(Week 21) Final weekend of the regular season
Toronto at Ottawa Friday 4:30 PT
Winnipeg at Edmonton Saturday 1:00
Montreal at Hamilton Saturday 4:00
Calgary at B.C. Lions Saturday 7:00
The Stampeders need a win or a tie against the Lions to finish in first place.
WEST:
Calgary 12-5, Saskatchewan 12-6, Winnipeg 10-7, BC 9-8, Edmonton 8-9
EAST:
Ottawa 10-7, Hamilton 8-9, Montreal 4-13, Toronto 4-13
NBA:
The 6-0 Toronto Raptors, off to their best start in franchise history, visit the Milwaukee Bucks tonight.
The Bucks are also 6-0.
They are the only two unbeaten teams left in the NBA.