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École Mallaig School earned two SPAA volleyball banners this week with both the senior boys and girls Stingers edging out the Regional Saints in hard-fought games to take home the championships on Wednesday night in St. Paul.

Greatwest Article Template Double Click to Edit Details The season is finally over for the St. Paul Lions, who fell just short of reaching the provincial championship game.

The Racette Raiders junior girls volleyball team picked up a banner Monday night at the SPAA Championships in St. Paul.

École Mallaig School earned two SPAA volleyball banners this week with both the senior boys and girls Stingers edging out the Regional Saints in hard-fought games to take home the championships on Wednesday night in St. Paul.

Reporting on the Lions this season has truly been something special, from uncovering the inspirational story behind local phenom Jason Jubinville's ascension to the record books, to simply watching the team develop from a hopeful bunch of kids in the

The St. Paul Lions moved one step closer to a provincial championship this weekend with a 31-14 victory over the reigning Tier III provincial champion, the Stettler Wildcats.

A tough game on Friday night paved the way to a much tighter matchup on Saturday afternoon for the hometown Voyageurs.

The St. Paul Lions became Wheatland Football League champions when the team defeated the Cold Lake Royals, 40-21, on Saturday afternoon in a thrilling battle at St. Paul Regional High School field. “It was a hard fought game.

The St. Paul Canadiens (2-8-0) played past regulation for the first time this season and came out on top with a 5-4 victory over the Killam Wheat Kings (6-3-2) in three-on-three overtime.

It was a battle right to the bitter end, said Bonnyville Bandits head coach Dan Jubinville, but his team came together when it counted most last Saturday in Lloydminster, capturing the team's second straight Wheatland Bantam Football League champions