Local Sports

After only two seasons of existence the Bonnyville Renegades are the #2 ranked peewee football team in Alberta.

The Bonnyville Renegades are league champions for the first time in the peewee football team's two-year history.

After collecting four straight North Eastern Alberta Junior B Hockey League (NEAJBHL) championships, and with the team currently sitting atop the division this time around, the Cold Lake Ice shocked the region last week when they fired longtime head

The Wainwright Bisons, coming off their first loss of the season, travelled to Saddle Lake on Nov. 1 for an NEAJBHL matchup, and left town with a 7-0 win.

It was sunny and seasonably warm on the first day of November, when the St. Paul Lions welcomed the visiting Vermilion Marauders to town for a crisp autumn football game.

Jamie Sadlowski, the two-time long drive world champion, is set to take another shot at the title during the 2014 RE/MAX World Long Drive Championships, which will take place on Nov. 4 in Nevada, Las Vegas.

The Cold Lake Jr. B Ice's bid to claim a fifth successive NEAJBHL championship continued this past weekend, with the team putting up a pair of victories on home ice to keep pace with the Wainwright Bisons atop of the division.

For the second straight year the Bonnyville Renegades will compete for the league championship. The Renegades overcame a 20-point first half deficit and pulled out a thrilling 38-20 victory over the Lloydminster Colts on Sunday afternoon.

The St. Paul Bengals hit the road on Oct. 25 for some playoff football action in Cold Lake. The team was in fourth place heading into the playoffs, while Cold Lake finished first, marking the Bengals as the underdogs in the matchup.

The B3 Motocross Park invited a few community groups to join them on Oct. 24 for a special event. Grade 2, 3 and 4 students from Vilna School, as well as some folks from the St.