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Brendan’s Sports Shorts; Friday, February 20th

The Prince George Cougars visit the Swift Current Broncos Friday night (5:00 PT) and the Moose Jaw Warriors Saturday (4:00 PT). The Cougars are 1-1 on an 8-game road which concludes with six on the Prairies.

Mackenzie’s Evan Bichon finishes 17th in men’s Olympic Snowboard Cross

Canada has six medals consisting of three bronze and three silvers.

PG’s Hiller-Donnelly finishes in 26th place during 1000m speed skating event

Hiller-Donnelly's next race is February 15th in the 500m event set for 8am Pacific Time.

PG’s Gavin Rowell cracks Canada’s Olympic Ski-Cross team

With 18 podium finishes on the NorAm circuit throughout his career, he has recently carved out a regular spot on the World Cup circuit, bringing 54 appearances into the 2025-26 season.

Three Prince George-area snowboarders to represent Canada at Winter Olympics

Four years ago, Meryeta O’Dine enjoyed a hero’s welcome at the Prince George Airport after securing two bronze medals in the mixed and women’s snowboard cross events in Beijing, China.

PG Speedskater preparing for German tune-up ahead of Canadian Olympic decision

The PG product now has one final tune up in Germany prior to the winter games.

PG speed skater in contention for Olympic berth after strong weekend

The Canadian long track speed skating team for Milano-Cortina 2026 will not be made official until later this month.

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