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The Central Alberta Amazons continued their winning ways over the weekend, picking up two wins to improve their season record to 6 wins and 0 losses.

Despite the fold of the varsity football program in Innisfail, the devoted found a way to continue playing. Luke Marshall, Grade 12 linebacker, travels to Sylvan Lake almost every day for practice and elsewhere over the weekends for games.

The Sundre High School cross-country team competed in provincials this past Saturday, in the beautiful Cyprus Hills area. Hosted by Eagle Butte High School, the planning committee organized a challenging course.

Sundre's Hannah Mousek and Innisfail's Taryn Baumgardt were selected to the U-18 Alberta women's hockey team that will be competing at the 2011 National Women's Under 18 championship in Saguenay, Quebec from Nov. 2 to 6.

Despite a convincing 56-30 victory of the hometown Olds Bulldogs over the Drumheller Titans in Central Alberta Football League action on Saturday, there is still room for improvement in the 鈥榙ogs play, says coach Neil Skaluba.

The Olds Grizzlys lost three games last week, extending their current losing streak to six games.

The Olds Huskies peewee football team was blanked by the Innisfail Cyclones 24-0 on Saturday at Normie Kwong Park. Despite giving it a good effort, the local club was unable to muster much against a tight Cyclones defence.

The season has ended for cross country teams at the middle school and high school level. Coach Dean Woroniuk, for the grade 8 and 9 group, said he season went well. 鈥淭he numbers have increased. For grade 8 and 9, we had 24 athletes.

The Innisfail Jr./Sr. High School senior girls volleyball team placed first in their pool over the weekend in Ponoka. The team beat all five teams, which included Bonnyville, Leduc, Rimbey, Drayton Valley and Caroline.

The Mighty Cyclones played their last regular season game on Saturday against the Old Huskies and shut them out 24-0. The team finish the season with a perfect 6-0 record capturing the title of No. 1 ranked team in Central Alberta.