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Competing successfully is as simple as doing your best at the right moment. Trouble is, it is so much easier to say, than do.

While fans in Vancouver were rioting, a few die-hard Canuck fans come out after game seven of the Stanley Cup finals to celebrate their team’s run for the cup in downtown Prince Rupert, despite losing the cup to Boston Bruins.

Tournament month at the Prince Rupert Golf Club is off to a a successful start.

With the wrap up of the “Seafest Show and Shine” our attention now turns towards Terrace this weekend.

Prince Rupert’s experiment with creating a lacrosse program at the Jim Ciccone Civic Centre came to an end last week and was a big success, according to its organizers.

Approximately 30 golfers from around the northwest made their way to Prince Rupert during Seafest weekend for the annual Ladies Jubilee, and it was two Prince Rupert golfers who came out on top.

It was a late and slow start to the golf season, but we have caught up and everything is in good order.

A total of 350 runners took to the highway between Terrace and Prince Rupert on Saturday for the 10th annual Skeeena River Relay, which saw 35 teams of people running segments of the Highway 16 in a number of divisions.

It’s time to dig out the car washes, waxes and polishes. Seafest weekend is here!

Black Press newspaper reporters and readers from across B.C. live-chat the Stanley Cup playoffs.