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Gary Alexander, Jim Anderson and Rod Fonteyne jerseys raised to the rafters

Local organizers will use the experience they gained from hosting last week's Grey Power Players Championships when the city hosts other high-profile curling tournaments in the future.

The 102nd Allan Cup got underway in Fort St. John yesterday with the hosts and the South East Prairie Thunder each taking win on the first day. The Fort St.

It's been so long since Kevin Martin has lost that the veteran curler has probably forgotten what it feels like. But he most certainly has not forgotten what it feels like to win.

It's been an incredible season for Cheryl Bernard.

Almost every time the Dynamite step on the court they are making explosive gains, says the coach of the Under-14 Dawson Creek Volleyball Club.

Attendance is building at the Grey Power Players' Championships at Dawson Creek's EnCana Events Centre and is expected to peak this weekend when the men's and women's finals take place and $50,000 is on the line.

After three days of curling action at the EnCana Events Centre, four teams have been eliminated, seven have secured a spot in the quarter-finals and most are still alive and battling for a spot in the playoffs.

It will be a star-studded cast of bulls and cowboys come April 23 during the annual Spring Break Up Bullriding Event.