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It was a sweet victory for the Westlock Thunderbirds football team last Friday night, as the rival Athabasca Pacers left the field scoreless.

Ricky Ticky Wanchuk is not just any rodeo clown, he and his family have taken a one man show and turned it into a family business. Rick Wanchuk has been a rodeo clown for 37 years, but it didn’t start out that way.

It was a sweet victory for the Westlock Thunderbirds football team last Friday night, as the rival Athabasca Pacers left the field scoreless.

Neither Athabasca team made the championship round of their home tournament, but it was still being classified a success by organizers.

It wasn’t a great night for a game, but the weather was no excuse for the Athabasca Pacers getting no points for the second straight time.

For a small school, the Boyle Huskies senior volleyball teams sure gave some of the larger schools at the EPC tournament at the Athabasca Regional Multiplex last weekend a run for their money.

As far as the Athabasca Aces are concerned, the results for the coming season should be better than last year.

Finding the right mix on a hockey team can be a challenge at the best of times.

It’s the volleyball event of the year for Athabasca – the annual Edwin Parr Composite senior high tournament held at the Athabasca Regional Multiplex.

The weather was just right on Saturday, Sept. 20 for listening to the sounds of roaring engines at the Batt Lands in Camp Creek.