A parental quest to find recreational opportunities for their son has resulted in an opportunity for the community to discover sledge hockey.
With the exception of a second period in Edson they’d likely want back, the Hinton Timberwolves had a solid opening weekend with a split against the defending division champions the Edson Aeros.
Unprecedented – that’s what Hinton Wolfpak coach Chris Johnstone is calling his squad’s undefeated start to the 2019 Alberta Six Man Football League season.
Hinton dominated last year’s division champs – the Edson Aeros – in an 8-1 home win to close out the preseason Sept. 28.
The Hinton Wolfpak will look to keep its undefeated season going, and maybe get a long-time monkey off its back, when the Edson Rebels visit Sept. 26.
Hinton had a bumpy introduction to the 2019 Alberta Six Man Football League season as Vegreville took the opening play for a touchdown.
The Hinton Timberwolves got off to a positive start to its inaugural season in the Western States Hockey League (WSHL) with a 5-3 preseason win Sept. 14 over the Barrhead Bombers.
In a 2019 summer swim season that has already had a bevy of highlights and personal bests, the Hinton Water Devils still managed to save a little something special to close it out.
Hinton Water Devils hit a high water mark for the season last week at regionals, with 11 swimmers earning spots at provincials.
Only a week removed from signing its first-ever player, the Hinton Timberwolves junior hockey club announced a couple more player commitments this week.