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Kamryn Hauber-Foisy and Katelyn Corbiere, 16, have been selected for soccer training in Boston, MA, USA. “I was pretty excited. I couldn’t sit still,” said Kamryn. Katelyn agreed, “I was ecstatic.

Over a week has passed since the Humboldt Broncos bus collided with a semi near Tisdale, Sask., and the whole country is still mourning. Like most of us, assistant coach for the St. Paul Jr.

The Lakeland Bantam AA Panthers are feeling on top of the world. Not only did they bring home gold after battling it out in provincials, but they also floored the competition in league finals.

Post Staff The Lac La Biche region's first-ever midget-level Aboriginal female hockey team showed their talents and their tenderness during the Alberta Native Provincial Hockey Championships held in Edmonton over the weekend.

École Beauséjour’s all-female wrestling team ended its year with a bronze medal at the Alberta Schools’ Athletic Association (ASAA) 2018 Provincial Wrestling Championship in Medicine Hat March 9-10.

Area residents are encouraged to come out and cheer the Explorer Dental Hygiene/Lakeland Denture Clippers as they host the 2018 Midget ‘B’ Female Hockey Provincial Championships at the Bold Center March 22-25.

Lac La Biche racers have taken turns at the top spot in two categories of this year’s ice racing season.

The J.A. Williams High School senior girls basketball team finished in fourth place during the North East 3A Zone Championships, which were hosted in Lac La Biche March 9-10.

The top curling teams from across northeaster Alberta gathered at the Lloydminster Comp Golf and Curling Center last week to see which teams would be heading on to the provincial competition in early March.

The St. Paul Jr. B Canadiens are heading into Game 4 of the first series of the NEAJBHL playoffs on Wednesday night with a game in hand over the Cold Lake Ice. The series started in St. Paul on Feb.