The Rupert Rampage fell to their Highway 16 rival 5-4 in double overtime on Saturday night at the Jim Ciccone Civic Centre.
Sports brief stories from around the Prince Rupert area.
A new banner will be hung at Charles Hays Secondary School after the senior girls volleyball team won the zone title.
Any sports coach will tell you that they’re always more than just a coach. The same is true for Nancy Le
Oceanside Sports is breaking traditional barriers with its all-female skate sharpening staff.
Petition for home care, increased bus fares, new director of financial services, waste water and sewage grants and more
Senior Rainmakers hunt for zones title in Kitimat, Peewees look to defend perfect season on the road, Rapids head to Prince George
The senior girls volleyball team at Charles Hays Secondary School (CHSS) is ready for the zone championships on Nov. 19.
Renowned Canadian dance instructor Brian Foley was in Prince Rupert last weekend for a workshop at Spectrum City Dance.
When life gets her down, dancing makes Rupert instructor Hannah Cam feel better about everything that’s going on.
Every sport needs a multitude of volunteers to succeed, and that’s even more true with youth soccer, Prince Rupert’s largest-played sport.
The climbing wall season is in full swing now, after a period of uncertainty whether the wall would open at all this year.
After a slow start, the Prince Rupert Rampage exploded with four goals in the third period to beat the Quesnel Kangaroos 6-2 last Saturday
Charles Hays Secondary School’s (CHSS) boys soccer team are NorthWest Zone champions.
Sports briefs from Prince Rupert and surrounding area.
Jared Meers is well known around Prince Rupert, as the captain of the community’s favourite team — the Rupert Rampage.
The sky's the limit for Prince Rupert’s Judd Repole, playing for the Osoyoos Coyotes in the Kootenay International Junior Hockey League.
A vastly shorthanded Rupert Rampage team lost its second straight game, 6-2 to the Smithers Steelheads last Saturday night.
Brief sports stories from the Prince Rupert area.
Sixteen-year-old Bailey Rae is a talented dancer and gymnast with big dreams.