Local Sports

Although St. Paul may not offer A-level ball in the community, the area seems to breed top-quality athletes as yet another young female ball player is preparing to take part in a national tournament next month.

Local golf sensation Jamie Sadlowski has won consecutive world long drive championships, and is known for his how far he can accurately hit a golf ball.

Although St. Paul may not offer A-level ball in the community, the area seems to breed top-quality athletes as yet another young female ball player is preparing to take part in a national tournament next month.

Local golf sensation Jamie Sadlowski has won consecutive world long drive championships, and is known for his how far he can accurately hit a golf ball.

Kurtis Nicholson seems to have an uncanny knack of playing on provincial gold medal winning baseball teams but if he's got a secret to his success, he's not sharing it.

For the third straight year, the World Professional Chuckwagon Association is coming to Bonnyville and Tina Michaud, vice president of the Bonnyville chuckwagon committee, thinks the past two years experience will make 2010 the best year yet for the

As the only Tier IV team from St. Paul to advance to provincials this soccer season, the U14 girls’ team went to the tournament with a little bit of confidence, and an impressive record with only two losses behind them.

In their first season as Bantam A ball players, two local 16-year-old girls will be travelling to Victoria at the end of the month to take part in the 2010 Bantam Girls Canadian Fastpitch Championship from July 31 to Aug. 4.

As the only Tier IV team from St. Paul to advance to provincials this soccer season, the U14 girls’ team went to the tournament with a little bit of confidence, and an impressive record with only two losses behind them.

In their first season as Bantam A ball players, two local 16-year-old girls will be travelling to Victoria at the end of the month to take part in the 2010 Bantam Girls Canadian Fastpitch Championship from July 31 to Aug. 4.