Local Sports

The soccer season has nearly wrapped up for a few teams from St. Paul, but the season will be extended for the U14 girls’ team as the local team will be traveling to Edson in July to compete in provincials.

Ball players from across the area converged in different communities this past weekend to take part in the final league tournaments of the season, crowning different league champions in five different divisions.

It's 1 p.m. and the Weatherford Centre Ice Restaurant at the Centennial Centre is nearly abandoned.

Brian Walsh, a math teacher at Ecole Notre Dame High School, makes school cool in the eyes of his students. Walsh was named as one of 19 teachers across Alberta to win a 2010 teacher award and was presented with it this past Friday.

Alberta Junior Hockey League fans can expect to see a number of different rule changes for the upcoming season. The changes were put in place following the league's annual general meeting, which took place in Red Deer on May 29.

The Bonnyville Blast U12 Girls soccer team was close but no cigar this past weekend at the Wetlands U12 Tournament in Bonnyville.

Heading into this year’s high school provincial track and field championship, held in Medicine Hat on June 4 and 5, Glendon School’s Coach Daryn Galatiuk was quite optimistic about his athletes’ chances of attaining success.

Heading into this year’s high school provincial track and field championship, held in Medicine Hat on June 4 and 5, Glendon School’s Coach Daryn Galatiuk was quite optimistic about his athletes’ chances of attaining success.

This year's Stanley Cup final may have a local flavour to it.

Snow, rain and cold weather didn't stop the cowboys from competing at this year's Bonnyville Pro Rodeo this past weekend. Steer wrestling champion Brock Butterfield from Ponoka took home the single largest cash prize of the weekend.