Local Sports

The Olds College Broncos women’s soccer coaching staff has been busy over the winter months with recruitment as the program has seen key players graduate from Olds College, including the Flett sisters (Jasmine, Jamie and Jessie) who will now be trans

Local athletes performed well during the 2018 Special Olympics Canada Bowling Championships.

Olds-area athlete Nils Haeni was named Lineman of the Game for the South team during the annual Senior Bowl, which serves as a high school football all-star game. Haeni, 18, a defensive end, lives on a farm east of Olds.

Former Olds resident Andreas Troschke has a shot at being named the 2017 Athletics Alberta Junior Athlete of the Year. The winner will be announced June 16 in Calgary.

Members of the Rotary Club of Olds have now raised $75,000 toward their $500,000 commitment to help fund extras like beachers, etc., for the new Rotary Athletic Park, currently under construction north of Walmart.

An Olds athlete is one of nine new recruits for the Olds College Broncos female soccer team. She is Humera Mirza, a striker and midfield player who stands 5-6. Mirza names Lloydminster as her hometown.

Olds resident Graeme Gordon won nine medals, including four gold during the Canadian Masters Swimming Championship, held in Calgary May 19-21.

The Sundre Bison’s season does not officially start until early September, but the organization has already been busy recently raising funds, getting ready and building up interest.

Olds athlete Graysen Cameron says he's slowly recovering and hopes to get a job coaching hockey in Central Alberta after being injured in a collision between a semi-trailer and the Humboldt Broncos team bus.

INNISFAIL - Dozens of participants and spectators took in the annual Innisfail Horseshoe Tournament. The two-day event took place at the Innisfail horseshoe courts on May 26 and 27.