Local Sports

Several St. Paul minor hockey players tried out for the Zone 2 U-16 Alberta Cup and in the end one player from St. Paul, Ryley Wozniak earned a spot on the Northeast Flyers in this year’s bantam tournament.

Trailers and horses could be seen lined all the way down the sides of the Ag Corral this weekend as St. Paul hosted over 400 high school rodeo stars from all across Alberta in the 14th Annual St. Paul High School Rodeo. The rodeo was put on The St.

The Cenovus fieldhouse was packed with volleyball players from across the province, including the Lac La Biche Warriors girls volleyball team, who landed in fifth spot in last weekend’s Warriors Crusade volleyball club tournament at the Bold Center.

Members of the Bonnyville Karate-Do took home 25 medals from the Genbukai Canada karate championship held in Lloydminster this past weekend.

After a season of team roping in the Canadian Intercollegiate Rodeo Association, two local cowboys emerged at the top of the standings.

Every Tuesday in the SPAN gym, “community champion” Casey Enriquez holds no-charge tennis lesson for beginners and advanced players of all ages as part of a larger initiative by Tennis Canada to help grow the game of tennis all across the country.

It was a good night for Lac La Biche boxers who won three matches at last Saturday night’s Spring Break-up boxing event in the Devon Community hall at the Bold Center.

Lac La Biche archers came home with 19 medals from the provincial archery tournament in Red Deer on April 2, one of the highest medal counts the local club has seen from one event.

It was a night of sparring, high kicks and self-defense moves as Lac La Biche Premier Martial Arts taekwondo students tested for their belts last Wednesday night at the Bold Center.

After finishing the regular season in first and winning the team's first ever league championship, the Cold Lake Ice suffered its first disappointing stretch of the season at the Junior B provincial championships this past weekend in Leduc.