This first track and field season since 2019 wrapped up this past weekend in Medicine Hat. Athletes from across the province gathered to compete in the 2022 ASAA Provincial Track and Field Championships.

The Lethbridge Steel have kicked off their 2022 season. The team has been providing a competitive atmosphere for female athletes in Lethbridge since its inaugural season in 2010. Glenda Edie is one of many rookies playing for the Steel this year.

If you attended a Canes game during the 2021-22 season you’ve likely seen Canes super-fan Zachary Hampton cheering from his seat behind the glass. Around Enmax Centre Hampton is better known as Captain Cane, a moniker he has rightfully earned as one of the Lethbridge Hurricanes most passionate and dedicated fans.

Carley Jewell was one of ten officials to make history at the U13 Female A Provincial Championships held in Picture Butte. For the first time in Hockey Alberta history an all-female crew officiated the full tournament.

The City of Lethbridge is buzzing with activity this week, as the 2022 Tim Hortons Brier is underway at the Enmax Centre. Eighteen of the best men’s curling teams in Canada are facing off, including Team Alberta, skipped by Kevin Koe and recent Olympic medalist Brad Gushue’s rink slotting into a wild card spot.

Since their inception in 2017, the Lethbridge Lightning have been focused on giving back to the community they call home. “Hockey is a game where you’re taught to remember where you came from” remarks Lightning defenceman Dune Wald. “Giving back to the community is how you thank those who support you and show that the team is a part of the community.”