Justin SewardTimes Reporter   The CFR Bisons learned a valuable lesson during their games over the weekend; tighten up and limit the opposition’s chances.The team was able to bear downRead More »

Justin SewardTimes Reporter   The Strathmore Spartans high school cross country team did not disappoint at provincials as, although they were 21 points out from finishing first, the coaches wereRead More »

Justin SewardTimes Reporter   The Wheatland Chiefs double-A midget team took their foot off the gas pedal on Oct. 17 against Red Deer, costing them the win, as the visitorsRead More »

Justin SewardTimes Reporter   The Holy Cross Collegiate Hawks junior A girls volleyball team seemed to be getting stronger in their matches they played and it showed in being crownedRead More »

Justin SewardTimes Reporter   The Wheatland Kings have played an awful lot of hockey in the last week and were exhausted after playing three game in four nights this pastRead More »

Justin SewardTimes Reporter   Standard School’s Grade 9 class is stepping up to help fundraise for the new East Wheatland School by hosting the ENCANA-Play for a Reason Golf TournamentRead More »

Justin SewardTimes Reporter   The Wheatland Warriors improved to 5-1 on the season with a pair of wins over the Thanksgiving weekend.The local double-A bantam team was able to beatRead More »

Justin SewardTimes Reporter   Strathmore High School alumnus Ben Josephson’s volleyball passion started 20 years ago when he came to the school in Grade 11 and tried out for theRead More »

Justin SewardTimes Reporter   For the first time at the double-A level, the Zone 2 Blaze will field a U14 and U16 team comprised of players from Strathmore, Indus, Chestermere,Read More »

Justin SewardTimes Reporter   The Strathmore High School Spartans showcased great athleticism and runners beating their personal best to win the zone banner by mere two points on Oct. 6Read More »

Miriam OstermannTimes Associate Editor   A total of 77 athletes jumped into the pool, pedalled against strong winds, and hit the pavement, after less red tape and the town’s involvementRead More »