Local Sports

Fans packed Clancy Richard Arena on Saturday afternoon for Xtreme Hockey Night in St. Paul, hosted by MP Brian Storseth, an event designed to showcase St. Paul’s hockey history while raising money for local charities.

The names of Pierre Dechaine, Guy deMoissac and Wilf Martin were hoisted to the rafters at Clancy Richard Arena on Saturday to kick off Xtreme Hockey Night in St. Paul.

The Cold Lake Jr. B Ice's season came to an end this past weekend after a valiant performance at the provincial championships in Grande Prairie saw the team narrowly miss out on a spot in the medal round.

Sports in St. Paul simply wouldn’t exist without the tireless efforts of volunteers, and the husband and wife combo of Richard and Sylvie Smyl has been pivotal in ensuring local kids have access to gymnastics, soccer and a splash park.

The Lac La Biche Huskies high-school football team may not play for a second consecutive season unless a new head coach can be found.

Pickle-ball, a tennis-style game played with wooden paddles and a whiffle ball, has been gaining popularity with seniors in northern Alberta, and St. Paul Pickle-ball Coordinator Chuck Ouellette said numbers are about to rise.

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St. Paul will welcome former NHL players Darcy Tucker and Shayne Corson, as well as an array of local talent, to the Clancy Richard Arena on April 12 for the second annual Xtreme Hockey Night in St. Paul, hosted by Westlock-St.

The St. Paul Gymnastics Club wrapped up its inaugural season last Wednesday, and Club President Sylvie Smyl said the outcome has been better than she could have dreamed. “The community support has been awesome.

Four games into the NEAJBHL championship series between the Cold Lake Jr.