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The Trail Smoke Eaters are excited to announce the addition of Corey Cunningham from the Prince George Spruce Kings in exchange for future considerations. Cunningham, who was born and raised in Prince George, is committed to play NCAA Div. 1 hockey next season at Merrimack College. The 20-year-old forward has played four seasons with the Spruce Kings, adding 73 points in 160

SHARE ON: PG Spruce Kings head coach Alex Evin (supplied by Prince George Spruce Kings) While hoisting the Fred Page Cup wasn’t a possibility for the Prince George Spruce Kings, earning top spot at the three-team Chilliwack pod isn’t a bad consolation prize. PG finished with a solid 14-5-0-1 record ahead of the host Chiefs and Merritt Centennials – building up momentum for next season – whenever that may be. Head Coach Alex Evin told MyPGNow.com the team had a nice balance of youth a...

Kings of the Pod; PG doubles Chilliwack to end BCHL season SHARE ON: The Prince George Spruce Kings reached the top of the mountain – sort of. A three goal first period from Christian Buono, Tanner Main and Kilian McGregor-Bennett helped pace the Spruce Kings to a 4-2 win on Sunday against the Chilliwack Chiefs. The victory saw them claim the three-team pod, which also included the Merritt Centennials (3-17-0-0). Abraham Weibe’s point shot at 18:05 of the opening frame trimmed the PG lead t...

Spruce Kings wallop Chiefs; extend win streak to six SHARE ON: The finish line is in sight for the Prince George Spruce Kings. A two-goal performance from Corey Cunningham led the BCHL’s most northern franchise to a convincing 7-3 victory over the Chilliwack Chiefs on Friday. PG jumped out to a 2-1 advantage after 20 minutes courtesy of Mason Waite and Carter Cochrane who found the back of the net against veteran Chiefs netminder Mathieu Caron. The second period resembled a special-team fest ...

Spruce Kings continue on ice success against Merritt SHARE ON: Special teams continue to prove key for the Prince George Spruce Kings. A pair of first period power-plays goals from Corey Cunningham and Nick Rheaume paced the BCHL’s most northern franchise to a 3-0 victory over the Merritt Centennials on Sunday. Undisciplined play was an issue throughout the game for the Centennials. Local product Brandon Dent hit the showers early after a five-minute Blow to the Head Major came with an automa...

Trotter, Spruce Kings deliver superb performance against Chilliwack SHARE ON: The Prince George Spruce Kings didn’t make the same mistake twice against the Chilliwack Chiefs. After blowing a two-goal lead and dropping a 3-2 shootout decision on Sunday, the Spruce Kings locked it down against the Pod hosts on Wednesday, skating away with a 2-0 victory. “We shut them down. I think our defensive zone looked pretty good, we were limiting them to outside shots and that is what you have to do aga...

Spruce Kings get back in win column by blanking Merritt SHARE ON: (Photo supplied by PG Spruce Kings and Garrett James) After getting shut out the night before, the Prince George Spruce Kings turned the tables on their next opponent. Andrew Seaman and Nick Rheaume notched first and third period goals for PG who blanked the Merritt Centennials 2-0 on Saturday from the Chilliwack Coliseum. Rheaume stated his team made a conscious effort to play a full 60-minute contest. “I think we got off to ...

Spruce Kings whitewash Merritt with 11-goal outburst SHARE ON: The goal light at the Chilliwack Coliseum received a workout thanks to the Prince George Spruce Kings. Andrew Seaman and Christian Buono led the way offensively with a hat trick each pacing the Spruce Kings to a dominant 11-2 win against the Merritt Centennials on Wednesday. “I think we knew we had a lot more offense to bring after those first two games. A lot of it was shaking off the rust as it’s been a while since we played. ...

Posters designed by local students are featured during an unveiling ceremony on Monday, February 1, 2021, inside the Charles W. and Norma C. Carroll Gallery at the Marshall University Visual Arts Center in downtown Huntington. The creators of the posters are, from left to right, Isabella Schrader of Chesapeake, Ohio, Huntington High freshman Chloe Masey, Barboursville Middle School student Milla Werthammer and Southside Elementary student Elynn Winters. Ryan Fischer | The Herald-Dispatch