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Over the last couple of years midget-aged football players in Central Alberta have been with the Battle River Shock in Camrose.

Red Deer Rebels bench boss Jesse Wallin was somewhat baffled and more than just a little bothered.Wallin’s crew was not only defeated 3-1 by the Medicine Hat Tigers in a Western Hockey League preseason contest Saturday at the Stettler Recreation Centre, but was dominated in the process.The shot clock read 46-10 in favour of the Tigers. It was not — repeat, not — an illusion.

There will be only one Elson with the Red Deer Rebels this season.

Stephanie Tremblay is writing a perfect ending to her athletic career at Red Deer College.

he Red Deer Rebels are hoping their final showing of the Western Hockey League pre-season is not a sign of things to come.

The RDC Kings have the talent to be a solid contender in the Alberta Colleges Men’s Soccer League.

Jesse Wallin looks at Patrik Bartosak and he sees a good ol’ prairie boy.

Hunting Hills Lightning head coach Kyle Sedgwick isn’t about to get copies of the video of Friday’s Central Alberta High School Football League contest against the Lindsay Thurber Raiders.

With very few — if any — exceptions, the Red Deer Rebels coaching staff has already decided on the starting lineup for the club’s Western Hockey League regular-season opener one week from today.

RDC Queens volleyball head coach Talbot Walton had his fingers crossed that Jaclyn Neufeld would find a way to return this season.But the veteran left side hitter is entering her fourth year of the nursing program and just doesn’t have the time.