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Cougars “Shore” up the crease in trade with Rebels

The Prince George Cougars are making some more preparations before the season gets underway on Friday.

WHL makes schedule and OT changes; Cougars to host 24 weekend home games

The Prince George Cougars will have some new rules to learn for the 2026-2027 season, which will begin with a two-game home stand against the Penticton Vees on September 18.

PG Cougars will play pre-season games in Tumbler Ridge for the first time

PG begins the journey September 4th (7pm) and 6th (12pm) in Tumbler Ridge against the Edmonton Oil Kings.

North Dakota University lures away Carson Carels from PG Cougars

The Cypress River, Manitoba., native represented Canada at the 2026 World Juniors, recording an assist in a bronze-medal finish.

Ravensbergen named WHL’s Goalie of the Year

The WHL has named Prince George Cougars goaltender Josh Ravensbergen as the recipient of the Del Wilson Memorial Trophy as the WHL's Goaltender of the Year.

WHL Commissioner talks Cougars, Chilliwack, and more during stop in PG

Near was in attendance for Game Three of the Cougars' second round series against Penticton, which saw the Vees claim a 5-3 victory over the Cats.

Cougars praise team togetherness following playoff exit

And just like that, the Prince George Cougars season has come to a close. The Cougars lost a 3-2 heartbreaker in overtime to the Penticton Vees in a Game Six at the CN Centre last night, ending the Cougars season, and sending the Vees to face the Everett Silvertips in the Western Conference Final.

P.G Cougars to play Spokane in playoffs; Schmidt surpasses 50 goals

It came down to the last game in the WHL 2025-26 regular season to determine which team the Prince George Cougars would face in the first round of the playoffs.

Cougars flush Royals’ playoff hopes in regular season finale

The Prince George Cougars delivered a dagger to the Victoria Royals, eliminating their division foes from playoff contention with a 2-1 win.

PG Cougars 7th consecutive win solidifies third spot in the Western Conference

It wasn't pretty, but the the Prince George Cougars finished third in the WHL Western Conference after a 4-3 shootout victory over the Victoria Royals, in front of 4,225 fans at Save-On-Foods Memorial Arena.

Cougars end home schedule with shootout thriller against Kamloops

The Prince George Cougars will start the WHL playoffs on Friday, March 27th, but 4,430 fans were treated to a playoff-like game at the CN Centre Tuesday night, as the Cats came away with a 3-2 shootout win over the Kamloops Broncos.

Cougars clinch first round home ice with wild OT win over Vees

For the first time ever, the Prince George Cougars have picked up a win over the Penticton Vees, and it came in about as dramatic of fashion as possible.

Parascak passes Ziemmer on points list as Cougars pick up win over Chiefs

"It means a lot, especially being here with guys Heidt and Ziems that I'm up there with now, that means a lot, just super honored," Parascak said.

Cougars score a pair on the powerplay en route to win in Moose Jaw

“As we wall know, special teams are a huge part of the playoffs, and when you’re feeling good with your group, getting onto the powerplay and our PK right now has been really good the last few games, it just helps out your overall game.”

Captain Carels: Cougars defenceman to wear the “C” at WHL Prospects Game

Cougars Head Coach Mark Lamb will be the Head Coach of Team West, while Cougars forward Kayden Lemire will be on the roster as well.

Sopiarz comes back to haunt Cougars as Red Deer collects upset victory

PG continues its four-game homestand with Indigenous Weekend on tap at CN Centre Friday (7pm) and Saturday (6pm) against the Memorial Cup hosts the Kelowna Rockets. Kelowna (25-16-5-2) fell 4-3 in overtime against the Portland Winterhawks at Prospera Place and sits three points back of the Cats.
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