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Barrhead Composite High School held their annual Athletic Banquet to recognize the accomplishments and efforts of their talented athletes Wednesday, June 13.

The Westlock Red Lions’ undefeated streak has come to an end after a 2-0 loss to the Mayerthorpe Mets last Wednesday evening.

A strong 6-2 win over the visiting Stony Plain Codgers at Keller Field last Thursday leaves the Westlock 30-Plus Red Lions in sole possession of the top spot in the Alberta West Central Baseball Association.

Although soccer has long been the world’s most popular sport, nobody it seems passed on the news to Barrhead. Or the rest of Canada for that matter.

The Barrhead PeeWee Yankees played in a hometown tournament this weekend, winning one out of their four games. The weekend seemed to get off to a good start, as Barrhead took on Stony Plain in their first game Friday night.

Young athletes received recognition for all their hard work this year at last week’s Edwin Parr Composite Athletics Banquet.

The Bryan Mudryk Golf Classic’s 10th anniversary event shattered all expectations last weekend. In the weeks and months leading up to the event, organizer Terry Mudryk had her sights set on breaking the $150,000 fundraising mark.

Having wrapped up her final year of track and field at R.F. Staples, Maya von Rennenkampff has no plans to stop doing what he has come to love.

The Westlock Red Lions have continued their winning ways over the past couple weeks to maintain their firm grip on second place in the North Central Alberta Baseball League.

The Athabasca U18 Anarchy boys soccer team kept their dominant season going with a gold medal win at the Camrose Night Classic on the weekend. The club played four games over the weekend and won them all.