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A program featuring masterpieces performed by Piatigorsky Foundation artist Jack Sanders on classical guitar is set for 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 12, in BSU's Thompson Recital Hall.

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The (9-10-2-1) Cougars placed fourth in their 5-team WHL BC Division Kamloops Pod. Despite the substantial difference in record and placing, there was a common denominator between the two local teams. Both excelled in the net. The Spruce Kings went with three rookies (Aaron Trotter, Jordan Fairlie, and Kobe Grant) who as a group allowed just 37 goals, second-fewest in the BCHL behind the Penticton Vees who surrendered just 23. “We are proud of our goalies the way they improved and our entire ...

Great balls of fire; Cougars go down in flames against Kamloops SHARE ON: A season we won’t soon forget ended with a thud for the Prince George Cougars. On Wednesday, the Kamloops Blazers left no stone unturned in their BC Division finale skating to a 4-0 shutout victory at Sandman Centre. ���������� Josh Pillar only needed four minutes to open the scoring, collecting a Montana Onyebuchi pass and beating Cats netminder Taylor Gauthier for a 1-0 lead after 20 minutes. In th...

Jack Sander (#17) in action against the Tri-City Americans | Prince George Cougars & James Doyle Photography This is a weekly podcast featuring the ‘who’s who’ of the Prince George Cougars. Hartley’s guest this week is Cougars overage captain Jack Sander. During the episode, he brought up a number of topics including: Biggest hurdles players face while inside the BC Division Hub Reaching the 200 games played milestone Relationship with his billet family How he found out about being name...

Royals intensity too much for lackadaisical Cougars SHARE ON: (Photo credit Paige Bednorz) The Prince George Cougars might want to show up an hour earlier than normal the next time they line up against the Victoria Royals. Another slow start for the Cats proved costly on Saturday as they fell 2-1 in Kelowna to the BC Division’s last place team for a third time this season. Cougars Head Coach and General Manager Mark Lamb didn’t mince words on the lackadaisical effort. “We played the same...

Browne, Gronick help Cougars dethrone Victoria SHARE ON: (Photo credit Allen Douglas) Mired in a four-game slump, Prince George Cougars Head Coach and General Manager Mark Lamb decided to shake things up. After putting the forward lines into a blender, the Cats regained their offensive stroke on Monday, defeating the Victoria Royals 4-1 from Sandman Centre in Kamloops. “We really worked hard over the past couple days and after we lost that last game we had meetings to figure it out and we w...

Pillar of strength; Blazers torch undisciplined Cougars SHARE ON: The Prince George Cougars thought they were too big for their britches and it cost them dearly. Led by a three point effort from Josh Pillar, the Kamloops Blazers made mince meat out of the Cats securing a 5-0 victory from the Sandman Centre on Wednesday. Cougars Head Coach and General Manager, Mark Lamb told MyPGNow.com the team didn’t come out with any bite. “We weren’t ready to play and we didn’t compete. It’s as si...

WHL Roundup: Matthew Seminoff, Caedan Bankier lead Blazers over Cougars April 1, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail KAMLOOPS, B.C. - Matthew Seminoff struck twice and Caedan Bankier had a goal and two assists as the Kamloops Blazers downed the Prince George Cougars 6-1 on Thursday in Western Hockey League play. Mats Lindgren, Tye Spencer and Connor Zary also scored for the Blazers (3-0-0), who got a 25-save outing from Dylan Garand. Jack Sander found the back of the net to keep the Cougars (1-2-0) from ...