Edmonton, Treaty 6 Territory – Greetings, and hope this finds you well. The excitement still lingers as Kapawe’no Muskwak’s U11, U13 Female, U15 Elite, U18 B, and U18 Elite teams return home after a thrilling weekend at the Alberta Native Hockey Championships. Thank you to Hereditary Chief Sydney L. Halcrow, Lifetime Councillor Deb Chalifoux,

Make your way down to the High Prairie Sports palace to check out our KFN Collegiate Annual Black and Gold Game on Thursday, April 10 and where we hand out our Achievement Awards for our student athlete’s…official face off at 1:30pm! Our entire Collegiate will be there!

Edmonton, Treaty 6 Territory – On Sunday, April 6, at 5:40 PM, the U18 Elite division’s Bronze Medal game was fiercely contested. The Kapawe’no Muskwak faced a determined Peavine squad in a highly competitive match. The Muskwak came out strong, skating and hitting hard. Despite Peavine scoring early, causing the Muskwak to grip their

Edmonton, Treaty 6 Territory – On Sunday, April 6, at 4 PM, after going 5-0 in the tournament, the Muskwak faced off against the Alexander Braves in the Eagle Bracket which ended in a close contested battle. The tension was high from the first whistle as both teams exchanged heavy hits and their fans cheered …

Edmonton, Treaty 6 Territory – They call it Sunday Funday, and making it to Sunday usually means you’re in the playoffs. The Kapawe’no Muskwak started Game 6 strong against the Chiefs. Cassius McDonald put them on the scoreboard first in the first period, with assists from Maxwell Crier and Jacob Fleming. However, the Chiefs quickly

Edmonton, Treaty 6 Territory – The U13 girls played with determination this weekend. Despite initial losses to Saddle Lake (8-1), Siksika (10-0), and the Edmonton Hurricanes (10-0), they made a comeback, defeating Edmonton 6-3 on Saturday. Muskwak player Faith Soosay-Bellerose stood out, showing great strength alongside her teammates. The coaches

Edmonton, Treaty 6 Territory – With the final game approaching on Saturday evening, Kapawe’no First Nation and KFN Collegiate have proudly represented themselves throughout the event. There’s a positive atmosphere around the provincials, with widespread recognition of Kapawe’no First Nation’s accomplishments. “I’ve engaged with

Edmonton, Treaty 6 Territory – The Kapawe’no Muskwak U18 B team is making an impact at the 2025 Alberta Native Hockey Championships, showcasing their talent in Edmonton. They’ve maintained humility across the board, from players to coaches. In their latest match Game 4 in regulation play on Saturday, April 5, against Frog Lake T Birds,

Edmonton, Treaty 6 Territory – The Kapawe’no Muskwak U18 B dominated from start to finish. They skated, they hit, they passed and they scored often. By the end of the second period they were up by seven and still the lines were rolling over and over and there still appeared to be lots left in …

Edmonton, Treaty 6 Territory – Just like in Game 1, the Kapawe’no Muskwak dominated from the start. Despite some choppy play against them in Game 2, their performance was solid. In the first period, the Muskwak took the lead with a solo goal and effort by #9 Denny Halcrow-Lauck. By the end of the second …