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U16 Spartans march to provincial silver in Leduc

U16 Spartans march to provincial silver in Leduc

The U16 Boys Spartans soccer team made Athabasca proud by winning the silver medals at the provincial championships in Leduc earlier this month.
Having a ball with Hoopnics

Having a ball with Hoopnics

Schools may be out for summer, but until recently the BCHS gyms were as noisy as ever. The competition and concentration were intense, the energy and ambition high … and the fun levels soared.
Harrison Fisher - the boy who never quits

Harrison Fisher - the boy who never quits

When Harrison Fisher was about six, his mother Colleen took him skiing for the first time. Most rookie skiers have a tough time initially. Staying upright can be a challenge since skis seem to have their own sense of direction.
Canadian Muay Thai champ has local roots

Canadian Muay Thai champ has local roots

A Westlock-born athlete has risen through the ranks of his sport to find himself leading the pack in Canada.
Rock rule GELC

Rock rule GELC

Westlock’s midget Rock are champions. The lacrosse team claimed the Greater Edmonton Lacrosse League midget ‘B’ title after defeating the Sherwood Park Titans 10-6 on July 4 in Edmonton. “I’m very proud of the kids on the team,” said coach Mike Ivey.
Bennett honoured by Edwin Parr

Bennett honoured by Edwin Parr

Athabasca native Nathan Bennett is no stranger to accolades, having collected many of them during his long career in professional volleyball.
Soccer, life skills taught at camp

Soccer, life skills taught at camp

Last week, Athletes In Action returned to Athabasca to teach soccer skills while enriching the spiritual lives of local kids.
Horse Creek Ranch holds endurance competition

Horse Creek Ranch holds endurance competition

With an early rise and a long hot journey ahead of them, 40 riders headed out for an endurance competition at Horse Creek Ranch Saturday, July 7.
Saddle up for Saturday's Highridge Rodeo

Saddle up for Saturday's Highridge Rodeo

Yee-haw! It’s Highridge Rodeo time again. So get saddled up for the rodeo that just seems to get bigger each year, attracting competitors as young as two to cowboys in their 60s and much over.
Four local golfers qualify for junior provincials

Four local golfers qualify for junior provincials

Four of Athabasca’s best young golfers have proven they’re among the province’s best by qualifying for the Frank Lindsay Alberta Junior Boys Championships, which began yesterday.
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