ST. PAUL - The St. Paul Curling Rink played host to this year's Northeast Alberta Schools' Athletic Association (NEASAA) curling zones championship, bringing teams in from across a large swath of the province, each vying for a spot at provincials.
Teams from St. Paul, Lloydminster, Bonnyville, Innisfree, Plamondon, Myrnam, Kitscoty, Vermilion, and Fort McMurray played in boys, girls and mixed categories over the course of two days.
As things wrapped up on Feb. 24, the winners in each category were decided.
St. Paul Regional High School proved a top competitor, getting the zone banner on the girls' side and going undefeated throughout the tournament. The ladies will now head to provincials in Lethbridge.
St. Paul Regional also managed to take top spot on the mixed side, earning themselves a spot at provincials also after a tight game against the team from Kitscoty.
On the boys' side, it was the Holy Rosary team from Lloydminster that would take top spot at zones. The St. Paul boys' team finished in fourth place overall.
Top results from the Feb. 23-24 zone competition include:
Girls
1st - St. Paul Regional
2nd - Holy Rosary
3rd - JR Robson
Boys
1st - Holy Rosary
2nd - JR Robson
3rd - Innisfree
Mixed
1st - St. Paul Regional
2nd - Kitscoty
3rd - New Myrnam
