Local Sports

The St. Paul Lions punched their ticket to the big game with a 22-0 victory over the Lloydminster Barons in St. Paul on Saturday.

St. Lina’s Mark Dubeau was recently traded from the Bonnyville Pontiacs to the Kindersley Klippers of the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League, and the 19-year-old said he is openly embracing his role as a Klipper.

The Bonnyville Jr. A Pontiacs split a pair of home games this weekend beating the Camrose Kodiaks 4-1 and falling to the Drumheller Dragons 5-3 at the RJ Lalonde Arena.

The Saddle Lake Warriors (4-3-0) exacted revenge on the St. Paul Canadiens (2-3-0) in an 11-3 victory at Manitou Kehiw Arena on Satruday night.

The season is over for the St. Paul Bengals. After fighting back into playoff contention, the Bengals fell just short in a 44-6 loss to the Lloydminster Chargers at home on Saturday.

Having participated in both his, and the organization's most successful season in recent history, last years NEAJBHL MVP Dallas Ansell completed a remarkable u-turn Oct. 4 as he turned out for the Cold Lake Jr.

The strongest man in the province resides right here in the County of St. Paul.

The St. Paul Lions clinched first place and earned a bye into the Wheatland Football League semifinals with a 55-23 victory over the Wainwright Commandos last Thursday. It was a game to remember for quarterback Brenden McKay.

Following the organization's most successful season to date last year, the Cold Lake Ice picked up where they left off this past weekend, recording back to back victories on the road in the opening weekend of the new NEAJBHL season.

The fifth annual Iron Horse Ultra 100 took over the Iron Horse Trail this weekend for a grueling 100 kilometre or 100 mile run, attracting outdoor adventurists from all around.