Tag: Prince George Kodiaks

Rebels run wild over Kodiaks

Sports Darin Bain -
It's another week in the loss column for the Prince George Kodiaks, who fell 57-8 to the Westshore Rebels at Starlight Stadium Saturday.

Hot start helps lift Kodiaks to win over Kamloops

Sports Darin Bain -
It's the first win for the Kodiaks since they put up a 65-6 win over the Broncos in week three of the BC Football Conference season.

Kodiaks find stride in massive win over Broncos

Sports Darin Bain -
The Prince George Kodiaks found themselves on the right side of a certified schneidering, claiming a massive 65-6 win over the Kamloops Broncos at Masich Place Stadium Saturday night. 

Kodiaks drop season opener to Raiders

Sports Darin Bain -
The Prince George Kodiaks opened the 2026 BC Football Conference season by walking into Masich Place Stadium to “Many Men” by 50 Cent, foreshadowing a 50-3 loss to the Vancouver Island Raiders Saturday night.

PG Kodiaks green lit to compete in the 2026 BCFC season

Sports Zachary Barrowcliff -
The Prince George Kodiaks confirmed they will be competing in the 2026 British Columbia Football Conference (BCFC) season.

PG Kodiaks dismiss BC Football Conference Coach of the Year

Sports Zachary Barrowcliff -
The Prince George Kodiaks of the BC Football Conference (BCFC) are looking for a new head coach.

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