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Hard at it, again

Hard at it, again

I would like to start this weeks article by apologizing to everyone who reads my weekly updates on the Eagles. I missed the report on the season’s final game and there is no excuse to do that to you the loyal reader.
BOWLING STATS

BOWLING STATS

Jan. 31 – Feb. 4 YBC High Game: Bantam: Brody Nestorvich 154; Junior: Daniel Anderson 244; Senior: Jon Zacharias 208 POA: Bantam: Karl Matheson + 141; Junior: Brandon Fancey +131; Senior: Jon Zacharias +25 Prizes donated by Dairy Queen and A & W.
Hurricanes building through season

Hurricanes building through season

The Innisfail Hurricanes water polo team is almost halfway through the season and is starting to look towards provincials, which will take place in Calgary in March.
OC curlers qualify for ACAC finals

OC curlers qualify for ACAC finals

The Olds College men's curling team has qualified for the Alberta College Athletics Conference finals next month.
Phantoms lacrosse players train with Roughnecks

Phantoms lacrosse players train with Roughnecks

Forty young lacrosse players will have their sticks ready for the upcoming season thanks to a new winter training program started by the Innisfail Minor Lacrosse Association.
Mixed results at classic for Spartan teams

Mixed results at classic for Spartan teams

It was a weekend of mixed results for the Olds High School senior basketball teams at their joint Spartan Classic basketball tournament.
Hobbs honoured with Alice Hoar Memorial Award

Hobbs honoured with Alice Hoar Memorial Award

Alice Hoar was a farmer and avid curler and golfer in our community.
Youth lead Canada to Championship title

Youth lead Canada to Championship title

Local kayakers made waves on the international canoe slalom circuit leading Canada to a Pan American championship title in Union de Tula, Mexico in January.
Broncos drop finals rematch

Broncos drop finals rematch

It wasn't the revenge the Olds College Broncos were looking for.
Grizzlys plan to stay home for playoffs

Grizzlys plan to stay home for playoffs

It's all about home ice advantage. That's the message from the Olds Grizzlys coaches and players as they prepare for the final nine games of the season over the next three weeks.
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