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The Grade 8 girls basketball team at Prince Rupert Middle School beat Terrace, and then won a tough nailbiter with Hazelton to win the zone title.

PRMS girls are champs

The Grade 8 girls basketball team at Prince Rupert Middle School are zone champions.

The Grade 8 girls basketball team at Prince Rupert Middle School beat Terrace, and then won a tough nailbiter with Hazelton to win the zone title.
Once again, the Grade 8 boys basketball team at Prince Rupert Middle School has dominated all their competition, easily winning the zone title for the ninth straight year.

Storm win zones for ninth straight season

The Grade 8 boys at Prince Rupert Middle School dominated the competition enroute to winning the zone championship in Smithers on Feb. 11.

Once again, the Grade 8 boys basketball team at Prince Rupert Middle School has dominated all their competition, easily winning the zone title for the ninth straight year.
Sixteen of the skaters on one team from the skating jamoboree. There were 84 skaters in total from Terrace, Kitimat, Smithers, Hazelton and Prince Rupert. The blue team won the event with the most cumulative points.

Skating jamboree great for kids (RESULTS)

The Prince Rupert Skating Club (PRSC) hosted its West Area Jamboree this weekend, to much success.

Sixteen of the skaters on one team from the skating jamoboree. There were 84 skaters in total from Terrace, Kitimat, Smithers, Hazelton and Prince Rupert. The blue team won the event with the most cumulative points.
Earl Corliss as a young man.

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Earl Corliss as a young man.
Kolby Jones, right, is hoping his Rainmakers can win their zones this weekend, and make a deep run at provincials.

VIDEO and Story: The hoops brotherhood

Kolby Jones plays for the senior boys Rainmakers and just came off a strong All Native Basketball Tournament.

Kolby Jones, right, is hoping his Rainmakers can win their zones this weekend, and make a deep run at provincials.
More than 30 squash players came out to the Prince Rupert Racquet Centre this past weekend to take part in the annual Feel the Love tournament. Players enjoyed squash games, a prime rib dinner and prizes throughout the event.

Squash players feel the love

The second annual Feel the Love squash tournament in Prince Rupert was a big success.

More than 30 squash players came out to the Prince Rupert Racquet Centre this past weekend to take part in the annual Feel the Love tournament. Players enjoyed squash games, a prime rib dinner and prizes throughout the event.
The senior girls basketball team at Charles Hays Secondary School (CHSS) hosted the zone championships this weekend, and came away with the title. The girls played two hard-fought games against Caledonia Secondary School. The first game was won by CHSS 47-33, and after Caledonia beat Smithers Secondary School for the other spot in the final, the girls won a nailbiter 53-50 to claim the banner. Ruby Mason was named MVP of the tournament, while Brittany Waite and Carly Cochrane were named All-Stars.

NorthWest Champs

The senior girls basketball team at Charles Hays Secondary School is zone champions.

The senior girls basketball team at Charles Hays Secondary School (CHSS) hosted the zone championships this weekend, and came away with the title. The girls played two hard-fought games against Caledonia Secondary School. The first game was won by CHSS 47-33, and after Caledonia beat Smithers Secondary School for the other spot in the final, the girls won a nailbiter 53-50 to claim the banner. Ruby Mason was named MVP of the tournament, while Brittany Waite and Carly Cochrane were named All-Stars.

Sports Briefs: Feb. 22

Brief sports stories from around the Prince Rupert area.

Rampage newcomer Cole Morris carries the puck around Terrace’s Jeremy Vandenbroek during Saturday night’s 5-2 Rampage loss at the civic centre. The series now shifts to Terrace this weekend.

Rampage drop opener against Terrace

The Rupert Rampage lost a crucial home game on Saturday night, 5-2 to the Terrace River Kings.

Rampage newcomer Cole Morris carries the puck around Terrace’s Jeremy Vandenbroek during Saturday night’s 5-2 Rampage loss at the civic centre. The series now shifts to Terrace this weekend.
Port Simpson defeated Prince Rupert in the intermediate division to win their second straight championship.

Strike Force repeats to claim Intermediate title

The Intermediate division final was an exciting one for local fans, with Port Simpson and Prince Rupert facing off.

Port Simpson defeated Prince Rupert in the intermediate division to win their second straight championship.
A year after coming up six points short in the final against Bella Bella, the Hazelton Mystics held off a late charge by Kitamaat to win 56-46. Shooting guard Taylor Wale, third from right, was named MVP of the women’s division.

Hazelton Mystics find redemption

The second time was the charm for the Hazelton Mystics women’s team, which won the title by beating Kitamaat.

A year after coming up six points short in the final against Bella Bella, the Hazelton Mystics held off a late charge by Kitamaat to win 56-46. Shooting guard Taylor Wale, third from right, was named MVP of the women’s division.
Hazelton women celebrate their win over Kitamaat 56-46.

Mystics make magic at ANBT

The Hazelton Mystics become women's champs at the All Native Basketball Tournament in Prince Rupert.

Hazelton women celebrate their win over Kitamaat 56-46.
Hydaburg’s Devin Edenshaw carries the ball as Robert Davis of Old Massett tries to stop him. In the second straight matchup between the two titan teams, the Alaskan Haida won 87-76. Edenshaw scored 22 points in the game.

Battle of the Haida goes to Hydaburg Masters

Hydaburg and their Haida cousins, Old Massett, rematched in the Masters Division final of the All Native Basketball Tournament.

Hydaburg’s Devin Edenshaw carries the ball as Robert Davis of Old Massett tries to stop him. In the second straight matchup between the two titan teams, the Alaskan Haida won 87-76. Edenshaw scored 22 points in the game.
Richard Haley has been playing squash for more than two decades and it’s something he’s not going to give up anytime soon.

STORY AND VIDEO: MVP – Squashing the competition

The tournaments are the best part of Prince Rupert squash player, Richard Haley.

Richard Haley has been playing squash for more than two decades and it’s something he’s not going to give up anytime soon.
Champions! The junior boys basketball team at Charles Hays Secondary School won the NorthWest Zone championship last weekend, giving them a ticket to provincials.

Junior boys win NorthWest Zone championship

The junior boys basketball team at Charles Hays Secondary School is zone champions.

Champions! The junior boys basketball team at Charles Hays Secondary School won the NorthWest Zone championship last weekend, giving them a ticket to provincials.
Tyler Halliday breaks in on the Kitimat Ice Demon net during CIHL playoff action on Friday. The Rampage pounded Kitimat 9-3 to advance to the second round of the playoffs.

Rampage eliminate Ice Demons

Rampage off to second round of playoffs after convincing 9-3 win on home ice last weekend

Tyler Halliday breaks in on the Kitimat Ice Demon net during CIHL playoff action on Friday. The Rampage pounded Kitimat 9-3 to advance to the second round of the playoffs.
Action at the 58th Annual All Native Basketball Tournament got underway on Sunday in Women’s Division action.

Will Skidegate Saints repeat for sixth straight championship?

All eyes will be on the Skidegate Saints in the senior men’s division, a team that will attempt to win its sixth straight title.

Action at the 58th Annual All Native Basketball Tournament got underway on Sunday in Women’s Division action.
Jessica Slocombe started skating with the Prince Rupert Skating Club when she was four years old and has found a place where she feels she belongs.

VIDEO and Story: Home is where you skate

Jessica Slocombe has found her place with the Prince Rupert Skating Club, a place where she belongs.

Jessica Slocombe started skating with the Prince Rupert Skating Club when she was four years old and has found a place where she feels she belongs.
Golf pro Dave Belling has left the Prince Rupert Golf Club as pro and manager after a year-and-a-half.

Dave Belling parts ways with Prince Rupert Golf Club

Dave Belling has left the Prince Rupert Golf Club as its golf pro and manager after a year-and-a-half.

Golf pro Dave Belling has left the Prince Rupert Golf Club as pro and manager after a year-and-a-half.

Sports Briefs: Feb. 8

Brief sports stories and updates from around the Prince Rupert area.