Tag: Sports

Big changes coming to the Williams Lake Golf Course

Community Teryn Midzain - September 11, 2026

The Williams Lake Golf and Tennis Club is bringing in the biggest renovation in Club history, which could change the way the course is played.

The Cariboo’s Junior A hockey teams have learned where their upcoming battles lie

Hockey Teryn Midzain - July 24, 2026

The Cariboo Junior A hockey teams have seen how they will be competing in their new league after the BC Hockery Conference unveiled its inaugual season's regular schedule and how it's playoff picture will look.

Williams Lake Council endorses the next major step for an Indoor Sports Facility

City of Williams Lake Teryn Midzain - July 14, 2026

Williams Lake City Council approved to endorse the first major steps for an indoor sports facility in the Lake City to be completed by a Working Group.

Mustangs’ Declan Pocock named Top Defenceman in the KIJHL

Williams Lake Mustangs Teryn Midzain - April 16, 2026

Williams Lake Mustang, Declan Pocock has been named the Top Defenceman in the KIJHL for the 2025/2026 season. Pocock finished second in the league for defenceman in total points, and tied for first among defenceman for goals.

University of Flint-Michigan takes another two-way Quesnel defenceman

Quesnel River Rush Teryn Midzain - April 10, 2026

The KIJHL annouced that Reece Unrau from the Quesnel River Rush has committed to playing for the University of Flint-Michigan Wolverines in the American Collegiate Hockey Association next fall.

KIJHL releases statement on teams leaving the league

KIJHL Teryn Midzain - April 2, 2026

The Kootenay International Junior Hockey League has issued its statement after the news that eight teams, including the 100 Mile House Wranglers, will be leaving the KIJHL to create their own league.

Kangaroos bounce back win evens up Coy Cup standings

Quesnel Kangaroos Teryn Midzain - April 2, 2026

The Quesnel Kangaroos came back to win their second game in the Coy Cup Championship. The Roos won 3 to 2 over the Rossland Warriors. Now all four teams in the Coy Cup are tied 1-1.

Quesnel’s “two-way” defenseman heads to college

KIJHL Teryn Midzain - April 1, 2026

Quesnel River Rush's two-way defenseman, Ian George has committed to the Univeristy of Flint-Michigan in the American Collegiate Hockey Assiociation Division 1 next fall.

Cariboo hockey playoff clash turns political

City of Williams Lake Teryn Midzain - March 10, 2026

Williams Lake Mayor Surinderpal Rathor has placed a friendly wager with his neighbour and counterpart Mayor Ron Paull of Quesnel based on the outcome of the Williams Lake Mustangs and Quesnel River Rush KIJHL Playoff series.

Quesnel athlete nominated for Sport BC Award

Archery Teryn Midzain - January 23, 2026

Quesnel archer, Brooklynn Novak has made the shortlist of nominees for Junior Female Athlete of the Year in the 2025 Sports BC Awards, held in Vancouver.

Quesnel River Rush clinch Cariboo Cup!!

KIJHL Teryn Midzain - January 21, 2026

The Quesnel River Rush claimed the second annual Cariboo Cup over defending title holders the 100 Mile House Wranglers on Tuesday, January 20, in a convincing 6 to 1 victory.

Cariboo Rivals to clash in Central Interior Hockey League

CIHL Teryn Midzain - January 16, 2026

Cariboo rivals the Quesnel Kangaroos and Williams Lake Stampeders will face each other this weekend, continuing their heated rivalry in the CIHL.

Cariboo rivals swap forwards ahead of weekend clash

KIJHL Teryn Midzain - January 7, 2026

The 100 Mile House Wranglers and Quesnel River Rush swapped forwards ahead of their Cariboo Cup clash this Friday night.

A Quesnel Soccer phenom starting to make a name in the Whitecaps Academy

Soccer Teryn Midzain - January 3, 2026

Connor Boudreau (14), has been playing and training with the Vancouver Whitecaps prospect program since October 2025. Making weekly trips in and out of North Vancouver and Quesnel. From getting his start at the Quesnel Youth Soccer Association, Boudraeu has been playing above his age group in clubs in Prince George and the Lower Mainland, with his Whitecaps coaches saying he's got what it takes, and a high playing ceiling.