Local Sports

The St. Paul Canadiens didn’t have the most successful weekend, but the team got the three points it needed to take third place in the league, and will now face the Cold Lake ICE in the first round of the NEAJBHL playoffs.

The weather was as close to ideal as could be expected on Saturday, and the track was busy with people from near and far taking part in the Straightline Snowmobile Racing Association’s (SSRA) drag racing event in St. Paul.

The St. Paul Canadiens simply can’t lose.

The Zarowny Motors Superleague curling league wrapped up its season with a year-end bonspiel on Saturday and Sunday, with the Kupchenko Farms and Unwind Massage team taking home the A-side finals 10-7, in extra ends over Speedy Lube and Car Washes ri

The annual junior curling bonspiel took place on Jan. 28, highlighting another popular season of the sport in St. Paul. Event organizer Crystal St. Arnault says there’s no lack of young curling fanatics in the area.

In 1983, a group of St. Paul men banded together for a common purpose – to build a second indoor ice arena. It was no small undertaking as is evidenced by newspaper clippings from the St. Paul Journal at that time.

The St. Paul Canadiens (18-11-1-1) had two different types of explosions over the weekend - physical and offensive.

Rene Schaub has had a passion in Archery for over 20 years and has done everything from coaching to judging.

The Lloydminster PWM AAA Steelers of the Alberta Female Hockey League (AFHL) will face off against the defending Esso Cup champions, the St. Albert Slash, on Jan. 28, at the Clancy Richard Arena.

The saga between the NEAJBHL and the Saddle Lake Warriors has finally drawn to a close.