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A teenage girl is lucky to be alive after she underwent an emergency brain surgery to remove a large tumor just a few months ago.
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 team defense was good as well. We were not giving up a lot of scoring chances five-on-five so it was...
HARTLEY’S HART ATTACK – (Big crowds to wait until 2022?) May 7, 2021 EDITION 835 SHARE ON: The return of a full house of roughly 6,000 people at CN Centre for a WHL game or another major entertainment event appears to still be many months away. It is reasonable to suggest, with most of the B.C. population vaccinated by some point this summer, (currently there are 2,000,000 adults that have been inoculated) the PG Cougars will be allowed to have some fans at their home games for the 2021-22 season, which is expected to start in October. The question though is how many will be allowed into ...
HARTLEY’S HART ATTACK – (Cougars schedule clawed back) April 23, 2021 EDITION 833 SHARE ON: All things though are not necessarily created equally. In the WHL B.C. Division, the league has confirmed that Prince George, Kamloops, Vancouver, and Victoria will play 22 games each while Kelowna gets 16. The reason the Rockets play six fewer is that they were completely shut down for a couple of weeks after several players and other members of the team tested positive for COVID-19. The WHL has announced a series of changes to the schedule of games in the Central & B.C. Divisions. In the Central ...