PRINCE GEORGE - A big accolade for Prince George Kodiaks Head Coach Jamie Boreham, as he was named the Canadian Junior Football League's (CJFL) coach of the year. Boreham led the 5-4-1 Kodiaks to their best ever regular season record, and their first ever playoff berth in the BC Football Conference (BCFC). The Kodiaks ...

LANGFORD, B.C. - The best ever season in Prince George Kodiaks history has come to an end.The Kodiaks were beaten 45-28 by the Westshore Rebels in a BC Football Conference playoff game at Starlight Stadium Saturday (Oct. 11) afternoon. It was the Kodiaks' first ever playoff game in their short four season history.Tied ...

CHILLIWACK - The Prince George Kodiaks weren't able to close out the BC Football Conference season with a win this weekend.They were beaten 31-28 by the Valley Huskers in Chilliwack to drop to 5-4-1 on the season. The result had no effect on the standings, as while the Vancouver Island Raiders also finished 5-4-1, the ...

PRINCE GEORGE - The high-flying Prince George Kodiaks were brought back down to earth Saturday (Sept. 6) night, but they still remain in an excellent position in the BC Football Conference.The Kodiaks were blown out 60-6 by the undefeated Okanagan Sun at Masich Place Stadium - the fewest points they've scored in a game...

PRINCE GEORGE - The Prince George Kodiaks are riding high on a three game win streak that sees them sitting firmly in third place four points ahead of fourth place Langley. With the team looking to make it's first ever postseason appearance it faces perhaps its largest uphill battle of the season Saturday night when th...

NANAIMO, B.C. - A massive win for the Prince George Kodiaks in the BC Football Conference as they have strung together three wins in a row for the first time in franchise history.The Kodiaks beat the Vancouver Island Raiders 22-19 in a back and forth game in Nanaimo Saturday (Aug. 30). PG trailed 7-0 after one quarter ...

KAMLOOPS - It's back-to-back wins for the Prince George Kodiaks as they look to solidify their claim as a playoff team in the BC Football Conference this season. The Kodiaks scored 21 points in the third quarter en route to a 31-12 win over the Kamloops Broncos Saturday (Aug. 23) evening at Hillside Stadium. They impro...

PRINCE GEORGE - Following a big win against the Langley Rams, the Prince George Kodiaks are riding high."It felt really good just seeing the smiles on the all the guys' faces after the game, and I know how much it meant to these guys. Being able to go to war and come out with a victory against a good opponent and ...

PRINCE GEORGE - The Prince George Kodiaks made light work of the Langley Rams in BC Football Conference action Saturday (Aug. 16) night at Masich Place Stadium.The Kodiaks kept the nationally ranked Rams off the scoreboard through the first three quarters, and they came away with a 33-13 win to improve to 2-2 this seas...

KELOWNA - The Prince George Kodiaks started well against the unbeaten Okanagan Sun in BC Football Conference action Saturday (Aug. 2), but they couldn't keep up that momentum.The Kodiaks were beaten 35-11 to sit 1-2 on the season, while the Sun improved to 3-0.Prince George led 11-0 after the first quarter at the Apple...

KAMLOOPS - The Prince George Kodiaks are in the win column in the 2025 BC Football Conference season. They beat the Kamloops Broncos 33-13 at Hillside Stadium Saturday (July 26) to improve to 1-1. The Broncos were held off the scoresheet in the second half and they dropped to 0-2. Prince George will remain on the road ...

PRINCE GEORGE - The Prince George Kodiaks opened the 2025 BC Football Conference season with defeat at home Saturday (July 19) night.The Kodiaks fell 33-13 to the Westshore Rebels from Langford at Masich Place Stadium. Prince George led 10-5 at the half, but gave up 28 second half points to fall to 0-1.The Kodiaks will...

KAMLOOPS -- The Prince George Kodiaks earned a 31-28 victory over the Kamloops Broncos on Saturday at Hillside Stadium. With the loss, the Broncos finished 1-9 and in last place in B.C. Football Conference standings, while the Kodiaks jumped to 3-7 with their second win over Kamloops in as many weeks. Four teams qualif...

The Prince George Kodiaks escaped the B.C. Football Conference basement with a 23-21 victory over the visiting Kamloops Broncos on Saturday (Sept. 28) at Masich Place Stadium. Prince George improved to 2-7 on the campaign, while Kamloops dropped to 1-8. The rematch will take place on Saturday (Oct. 5) in Kamloops, a 6 ...

PRINCE GEORGE -- Two teams fighting to stay out of the B.C. Football Conference basement will square off on Saturday (Sept. 28) in Prince George. The Kodiaks -- toiling as the Lheidli T'enneh Kodiaks in a tribute ahead of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation -- will host the Kamloops Broncos. Game time is 6 p....

PRINCE GEORGE -- The league-leading Okanagan Sun of Kelowna stayed perfect with a 37-6 victory over the Prince George Kodiaks on Saturday (Sept. 14) at Masich Place Stadium.Okanagan improved to 8-0 and sits atop B.C. Football Conference standings, while Prince George dropped to 1-7 and occupies the league basement. The...

PRINCE GEORGE - Prince George Kodiaks kicker Brady Harper has been named the British Columbia Football Conference Special Teams Player of the Week. The Fort McMurray product was perfect for the Kodiaks Saturday night (Aug.24), kicking a pair of field goals and adding three converts. Harper also kicked a pair of success...

PRINCE GEORGE - As the season opener nears for the Prince George Kodiaks the team continues to solidify their roster. A new face to Kodiaks fans this year is Quarterback Sawyer Thiessen, who joins the team from the University of Manitoba.Last year Prince George had a carousel of Quarterbacks start under centre. Now the...

PRINCE GEORGE - Training Camp has officially wrapped up for the Prince George Kodiaks as they prepare for their third season in the BC Football Conference. The team is coming off a season that saw them finish with a 2-8 recordHead Coach Jamie Boreham has high hopes for the team with his 2nd year behind the wheel. With ...

PRINCE GEORGE - The Prince George Kodiaks Selects program is in full swing.They recently traveled to Red Deer, Alberta to represent Prince George and compete in the "Rumble in the Rockies" tackle football tournament hosted by the Alberta International Selects Football Club. The program was designed to develop...

PRINCE GEORGE - The 2023 CJFL Season has come to a close for the Prince George Kodiaks. Records might not have been set on the field but there were still plenty of positive players, coaches, and fans can take away over the ten-game season.Despite some lopsided scores the Kodiaks managed to keep many of those games clos...

KAMLOOPS, B.C. - The Prince George Kodiaks were in Kamloops last night to play their final game of the season against the Broncos. However, the team didn't wrap up the season the way they wanted.By halftime, Kamloops was already 26 points ahead, leading the score 26-0. The Kodiaks weren't able to secure a victory and l...

KELOWNA, B.C. -The Kodiaks lost against the Okanagan Sun, 73-10, at the Apple Bowl Stadium, Kelowna yesterday (Oct 7). The score at halftime was 10-31. The next game for the Kodiaks will be against Kamloops Broncos on 14 October in Kamloops.

PRINCE GEORGE - Tough loss for the Prince George Kodiaks last night (Sept. 30) when they played against the Okanagan Sun at Masich Place Stadium.The Okanagan Sun got off to a fast start in the first half, leading the game 33-7 by half-time. Their domination continued throughout the second half, winning 74-14. The game ...

PRINCE GEORGE - Darkness didn't stop the Prince George Kodiaks from practicing as they prepare for a matchup this weekend with the Okanagan Sun.Although it won't be an easy task facing the defending National Champions the Kodiaks will get to do it in front of their home crowd for the final time this year. Something tha...

CHILLIWACK, B.C. - The Prince George Kodiaks lost, 12-34, against Valley Huskers yesterday (Sept.23) playing in Chilliwack. Their record in now 2-5 on the season following tonight's loss.The next game for the Kodiaks will be against Okanagan Sun in the first week of October.

PRINCE GEORGE - Prince George Kodiaks were beaten 39-17 by the Langley Rams last night. They played at the Masich Place Stadium. Kayle Cowley threw for two touchdowns while Brady Harper kicked a 40-yarder. The Kodiaks face the Valley Huskers on Sept 23 in Chilliwack, BC.

PRINCE GEORGE - They faced them on the road and now the Prince George Kodiaks will look for better results at home against the Langley Rams. 62-0. That was last Saturday's score when the Langley Rams pulverised the Prince George Kodiaks. Although a loss like that could be demoralizing the Kodiaks know they have to lear...