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Anyone who has never ridden a horse might not know that each animal very much has — for better of for worse — its own distinct personality.

It's been a time of rebuilding for the junior varsity girls volleyball team at Innisfail High School. The team currently sits 0-4 with just two regular season games remaining before zone playoffs in early November.

It's been a strong start for the Mountainview Colts, who once again sit near the top of the league standings.

The Innisfail Minor Football atom team has been making progress on the field this season. The regular season runs from the end of August to the end of October. “It's been going really well,” said Talitha Watkinson, head coach.

CARSTAIRS - The Carstairs-Crossfield Tigers lost their third game in a row on Saturday in a home game against undefeated Innisfail.

They may be sisters, but this isn't just some kind of family reunion. These three ladies are in it to win.

The plug came close to being pulled on the Sundre Bisons community football team this year.

The Cyclones golf team at Innisfail High School recently competed in zone championships, earning a silver medal in girls team competition and a fourth-place finish by the boys team. The zones were held on Sept.

Innisfail's Jeslyn Ramsay knows what it means to never give up. The Grade 7 student at Innisfail Middle School recently completed her very first triathlon. “It was really great,” said Ramsay. “ I was really nervous but it was a lot of fun.

The Sundre Rodeo Grounds were recently abuzz with junior as well as high school rodeo action. On Friday, Sept. 16, the Mountain View High School Rodeo Club hosted a Division 2 Junior High School rodeo.