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Game one of a Cariboo Amateur Hockey Association League two-game series against Prince George ended 6-2 for Williams Lake on Saturday night. Williams Lake jumped out to a 5-0 lead after two periods and held on for the 6-2 win.
(Jordan Bunce lets a shot fly.)
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By LeRae Haynes
Members of the Williams Lake Wrestling Club ‘Black and Blue’ competed this past weekend in Western Age Class tournament in Kamloops. Wrestlers from BC and Alberta took it to the mat at a National seating competition where the top three in the Cadet and Juvenile classes can go to Nationals.
(Williams Lake wrestler Braden Conrod, on the right, brought home a gold medal from the event.)
Excellent showing for Williams Lake Tier 2 team in Prince George
The Williams Lake Tier 2 Peewee team competed this weekend in a 10-team tournament in Prince George. The first game was a 7-2 win over Dawson Creek, with William Paynton successful in three goals and as assist. Tyler Tenning and Cody Swan both had two assists.
(The Williams Lake team battled opponents on and off the ice in Prince George.)
Williams Lake T-Wolves battle it out in Kamloops
Williams Lake Pee Wee Rep Hockey team put their excellent skills and training to the test this weekend in Kamloops in a 10-team tournament.
(Coach Brad Thomas runs over the game plan prior to the start of a period)
Williams Lake Pee Wee Rep Team excels against odds
The Williams Lake Pee Wee Rep team played two games on the weekend: Friday night in 100 Mile House and Sunday afternoon at home against Prince George.
Despite being short four key players due to sickness and injuries, including the starting goalie, the T-Wolves played exceptionally well in both games.
Williams Lake Pee Wee Rep team controls the ice
This weekend the William Lake Pee Wee Rep team hosted a Tier 2 tournament in Williams Lake. The five visiting teams included Prince George, Salmon Arm, Fort St. John, Quesnel and Vernon.
(Rylen Williamson checks a Ft. St. John player during Williams Lake’s 6-0 win.)
- Mixed Bonspiel and new direction at Williams Lake Curling Club
- Thunder Mountain Speedway 2011 awards
- Williams Lake Pee Wee team rules the ice in Kelowna
- Chilcotin supercharged Viper clocked in Nevada at 151mph
- Williams Lake Blue Fins winners
- BC invests $400,000 in KidSport for community-based sports
- Driving blindfolded at Crash to Pass
- Kunka family tradition: success behind the wheel
- Mud-bog wheelies and air-born adrenalin
- Christianity meets hockey at centre ice in Williams Lake











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