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Minor hockey in Innisfail is off to a roaring start, with 320 youth aged 5-17 suiting up for games. Players compete against teams in one of four leagues.

Four local carpet bowlers have rolled their way to a berth at the 2013 Alberta 55 Plus Winter Games in February. Eunice Jensen, Shirley Thomas, Teresa Rolvink and Denise Niegum won the Zone 4 championship held at the legion in Red Deer on Nov.

For the majority of the energetic action the Central Alberta Amazons and Lethbridge Jr. Eagles remained matched shot for shot, caught in a deadlock at zero during Junior A Female league play Nov. 17.

The Generals and their army rolled into Innisfail on Friday night looking to withdraw some more blood from Brian Sutter and his Eagles. The last time the Gens were in town was for the Eagles' home opener.

Local hockey player Taryn Baumgardt was on the ice playing defence for Team Alberta during the 2012 National Women's Under-18 Championship held in Dawson Creek Nov. 7-11. Though Team Alberta came in seventh, Baumgardt was happy with her time there.

As the white stuff engulfs the world around us many turn to mountain slope escapes for downhill adventures.

The Sundre-based Mountainview Taekwondo Club is rolling along with golden winning efforts following its successful 19th annual local tournament on Oct. 27. Club members went to Edmonton on Nov.

Local basketball teams have begun to finesse their rosters in anticipation of a brand new season on the courts. Already Innisfail Jr./Sr.

A pervasive quiet enveloped the community bus that took the Eagles from the smokestacks of Innisfail into refinery country to face off against the Fort Saskatchewan Chiefs.

The Grade 8 girls 鈥淏lue鈥� volleyball team from Innisfail Jr./Sr. High came in second in the Chinook's Edge Northern Athletics Association playoffs. 鈥淭he Blue team went through and they won,鈥� said Jeff Anderson, athletics director at the high school.