Local Sports Schedule: Dec. 2- 8

Local Sports Schedule: Dec. 2- 8

Tuesday

Hockey: Heritage Junior B: Sylvan Lake Wranglers vs. Stetter Lightning 8:15 p.m., Sylvan Lake.

Basketball: Senior High School: H.J. Lakers vs. St. Joseph Falcons, 6 p.m, SJHS; Wetaskiwin Sabres vs. West Central Rebels, 6 p.m., WCHS; Lindsay Thurber Raiders vs. Camrose Trojans, 6 p.m., LTCHS; Lacombe Rams vs. Wm. E. Hay Wildcats, 6 p.m., LCHS.

Wednesday

WHL: Red Deer Rebels vs. Moose Jaw Warriors, 7 p.m., Centrium.

Basketball: Junior High School: Camrose Trojans vs. West Central Rebels, 6 p.m., WCHS; Wm. E. Hay Wildcats vs. H.J. Cody Lakers, 6 p.m., HJHS; Notre Dame Cougars vs. Lindsay Thurber Raiders, 6 p.m., NDHS; St. Joseph Falcons vs. Lacombe Rams, 6 p.m., LCHS; Hunting Hills Lightning vs. Wetaskiwin Sabres, 6 p.m. WCHS.

Saturday

Hockey: Heritage Junior B: Red Deer Vipers vs. Stettler Lightning, 8 p.m., Servus Arena.

Hockey: Senior AA: Lacombe Senior AA Generals vs. Morinville Kings, 8 p.m., Lacombe.

Sunday

Hockey: Heritage Junior B: Sylvan Lake Wranglers vs. Coaldale Copperheads, 8 p.m., Sylvan Lake.

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