Local Sports

At the Western Canada Pee Wee Girls baseball championship in Dauphin, Man., 12-year-old Brynlee Rice will roam a field occupied entirely by girls just like her.

A Bowden athlete stepped up with a great effort during the 2016 Alberta Summer Games.

As the new head coach of Olds College's men's volleyball team, Darryl Noel wants his players to turn the page on multiple losing seasons in the ACAC.

As she took to the mat, Danielle Lappage flopped, scrambled but refused to yield. Coach George Grant had instructed his wrestlers in practice that day to pin each other. Danielle was in Grade 8.

Several local swimmers from a number of clubs won medals at the Alberta Summer Games in Leduc last weekend. Wesley Wilks, 15, lives in Didsbury, and was competing for Zone 2.

After a lengthy, successful career racing chuckwagons, a local veteran cowboy has decided to hang up the reins to focus on his family and new business. “It's just time for a change,” Rae Croteau Jr.

Olds' U-14 Pistols ended their season looking back at how far they've come. At Softball Alberta's B Provincials in Edmonton this month, the girls finished with silver medals.

It's not often that Laura Klinck doesn't finish first at a track and field meet.

The Olds Mavericks are in Andy Sweetman's words, "celebrating the heck" out of their Rocky Mountain Lacrosse League championship victory from the weekend.

Innisfail will showcase some of its finest talent in the 2016 Sun Life Financial Alberta Men's Amateur Championship.