Local Sports

After a stand-out regular season and a strong first round of playoffs, the St. Paul Canadiens are now out of the North Eastern Alberta Jr. B Hockey League (NEAJBHL) playoffs.

New Junior A hockey team in Lac La Biche looks for new name

This year's St. Paul Athletics Association (SPAA) junior high basketball champions were crowned on March 2 following two days of action.

The St. Paul Canadiens lost the first two games in round two of NEAJBHL playoffs. They will play Game 3 in Vermilion tonight.

Saturday’s 3-3 tie with the Provost Blades added to the Elk Point U18 Avalanche’s 5-2 win at home on Friday night to give the Avs top billing in their two-game, total-point series.

The F.G. Miller boys' basketball team from Elk Point won this year's SPAA banner after defeating Saddle Lake.

The Timbits Future All-Star games took place at the Clancy Richard Arena on Feb. 23, celebrating the end of another successful season for St. Paul Minor Hockey’s youngest players.

The junior curling program offered through the St. Paul Curling Club wrapped up on Feb. 24. This year's program included 22 junior curlers and five coaches helping out on the ice.

Lakeland Cup took place at the Bold Center in Lac La Biche, with teams in the U13 to U17 age categories competing for a chance to attend provincials in March.

The St. Paul Jr. Canadiens have moved on to the second round of playoffs, while also collection some well-earned accolades as the regular season came to an end, including Coach of the Year, Rookie of the Year, and Top Goalie.