Local Sports

Last Thursday evening, the St. Paul Bengals and the St. Paul Lions held their annual St. Paul football awards night at St. Paul Regional High.

Last Saturday, eager buck hunters and deer horns enthusiasts from northern Alberta gathered at the Ashmont Agriplex for the Ashmont Buck of the Year competition.

Indoor soccer season has kicked off with a bang. The teams have been playing all of their games out of town, and members of the executive can’t wait to get all the soccer teams into the Bold Center to start practising in the new year.

Last weekend, the boys’ 1A volleyball teams from both Glendon School and École Mallaig School traveled down to St. Mary’s School in Taber to compete in volleyball provincials. Unfortunately, both teams didn’t make it to the finals.

“Does everyone know what crossovers are?” asked Portage College Voyageurs forward Blair Hawes at an Atom “C” Rangers practice last Wednesday night. As the kids nod, Hawes tells them how to do the next drill with speed and precision.

The St. Paul Canadiens hockey team needs new blood not only on the ice playing against other teams in the Northeast Alberta Junior B Hockey League, but also to help out on the team’s board, according to the team’s general manager, Gary Ward.

The St. Paul Canadiens were dealt the team’s thirteenth consecutive loss of the season by the second place Vermilion Tigers in an away game at Vermilion Arena last Saturday.

On Tuesday the Bonnyville Pontiacs beat their rival the Lloydminster Bobcats 3-1, while only putting 9 shots on net.

Local hockey prospect Jennifer Moe has made the jump from midget AAA in Lloydminster to semi-pro hockey with the Edmonton Chimos at the youthful age of 17.

Seven junior high and high school volleyball teams from indigenous schools in Alberta met at Saddle Lake’s Kihey Asiniy school last weekend to compete for the opportunity to represent Team Alberta in the upcoming Indigenous Volleyball Championships d