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Students compete in junior high track and field day

Students compete in junior high track and field day

Edwin Parr Composite School (EPC) students pushed their physical limits as they competed at the annual Junior High Track and Field Day May 24.
Seven will vie for provincial track and field medals

Seven will vie for provincial track and field medals

Seven R.F. Staples and St. Mary senior high students have qualified for the Alberta Schools’ Athletic Association Track and Field Provincial Championships June 1-2 in Red Deer. At the North Central Track and Field Zones May 22 in Edmonton, R.F.
Red Lions climb to .500

Red Lions climb to .500

It took four games, but the Red Lions posted their first win of the North Central Alberta Baseball League season, defeating the Edmonton Primeaus 6-1 May 24 before sweeping the Sturgeon Paladins in a May 27 doubleheader at Keller Field.
Thunderbirds take the field

Thunderbirds take the field

A well attended football bantam spring camp, one of the top-five defensive linemen and last year’s top rusher in the quarterback spot have the Westlock Thunderbirds in high hopes this year.
Light Horse Club host performance event

Light Horse Club host performance event

The Barrhead Light Horse Club hosted a performance event May 20 at the Agricultural Society Barn.
Everyone has a purpose

Everyone has a purpose

It has taken a long time for Heidi Peters to not only become comfortable with who she is but to come to love herself.
Local hockey player goes national

Local hockey player goes national

Brooke Young's time skating at the local ice rink in Calling Lake is paying dividends.
Ouimet returns from stellar rookie NCAA season

Ouimet returns from stellar rookie NCAA season

Westlock’s Britannie Ouimet has finished her freshman year with Limestone College in South Carolina after competing in the National Collegiate Athletics Association’s (NCAA) Division II Women’s Lacrosse Tournament.
Simeon Rottier announces retirement

Simeon Rottier announces retirement

After a nine-year career in the trenches of the Canadian Football League, highlighted by a Grey Cup title in 2015, 34-year-old Simeon Rottier is hanging up his helmet … for the time being.
Rottier lends a helping hand to the Thunderbirds

Rottier lends a helping hand to the Thunderbirds

Westlock’s Simeon Rottier was back in his hometown to lend a hand to the Thunderbirds coaching staff last week and provide a little inspiration for the up-and-coming athletes. “I just came out for my annual visit to come coach during spring training.
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