Local Sports

Rambling across the prairies in a black minivan with a Juno nomination under their belts, The Slocan Ramblers are set bring their energetic bluegrass to the Athabasca United Church March 20.

It took a full period of overtime and a shootout, but the Westlock Pee Wee 1 Warriors made their way to the top of the Northern Alberta Interlock league last week, putting down Vegreville in two-straight games to claim the gold medal in the best-of-t

The Pembina Predators won bronze at the Alberta U14 ‘C’ Ringette Provincial Championship in Calgary March 10 — the first time a Pembina Ringette Association team has won a provincial medal.

Barrhead Composite High School’s (BCHS) mixed curling team is the best in the province.

Going into Friday night’s home game, the Barrhead Midget ‘A’ Steelers were tied 1-1 for the Northern Alberta Interlock Hockey League Midget Tier 1 Championship.

Team Kearns swept to the ‘A’ event title at the Westlock Curling Club Men’s Bonspiel held March 8-10.

The Pembina Ringette Association’s U16 Royals gave it their all, but failed to post a win at the Alberta U16 ‘B’ Ringette Provincial Championship.

The Barrhead Midget Steelers won the first game of the 1660 League Tier I Midget Championship in dramatic fashion defeating the Slave Lake Thunder 3-2 March 8 at home.

It is all about moving forward as swimmers and as an organization.

The Heartwood Folk Club is getting set for the second show of their spring season March 9 with Tri-Continental, a band bringing blues, roots and world music together.