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Spruce Kings Rep, Ushio claim BCHL year-end All-Stars

PG is back in action tomorrow (Friday at 7pm) and Saturday (6pm) as they host the Chilliwack Chiefs for Games 1 and 2 of their second-round best-of-seven series.

Spruce Kings winning streak snapped after overtime loss to Coquitlam

The Spruce Kings (22-13-2-0) are back in action Friday in Nanaimo (20-13-3-0) when they take on the Clippers at 7pm from the Frank Crane Arena.

Spruce Kings Ushio named BCHL 3rd Star of the Week; execute trade with Langley

Ushio has 31 points on the season, tied for seventh-most in the BCHL.

Green shines in Spruce Kings crease, extend winning streak to three

Prince George continues its five-game road swing with a pair of games in Duncan Friday and Saturday against the Cowichan Valley Capitals (14-5-1-0).

Spruce Kings start fast, finish strong in win over Langley

The Spruce Kings head to Vancouver Island for a trio of games starting Wednesday against the Nanaimo Clippers (10-6-2-0). Puck drop is at 7pm from the Frank Crane Arena. PG then plays a double-header in Duncan Friday (Nov 21) and Saturday (Nov 22) against the Cowichan Valley Capitals (13-5-1-0).

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