Edmonton, Treaty 6 Territory – In a huge effort, the Kapawe’no Muskwak U18B secured a 7-2 victory over Peace River Snipers in their opening game of the Alberta Native Hockey Provincials. The team took a strong lead early, ending the first period up 4-1, and expanded their lead to 6-2 by the end of the …

Edmonton, Treaty 6 Territory – The start of the Alberta Native Hockey Provncinals kicked off for us with a close contest in Game 1, the U15 Elite Kapawe’no Muskwak faced off against Sunchild. Unlike their previous encounter with a mercy win in Lloydminster last weekend, this match was intense. Leading 4-2 in the third period, …

Kapawe’no First Nation – At Buffalo Bay Academy, we pride ourselves on nurturing future hockey stars while building solid students. Our student-athlete program, rooted in leadership and our 7 Sacred Teachings, aims to inspire hope and growth. Grade 7 student Henlee Potskin embodies this mission. Challenging both his teacher and the principals daily,

Kapawe’no First Nation – This school year, Brett and Trentin have captured the attention and admiration of teachers alike at KFN Collegiate. The brothers have been recognized for their athletic talent and for their dedication to academics, nehiyawewin, and nehiyawak pimachimowin. Trentin, in Grade 8, has demonstrated the ability to balance his academic

Edmonton, Treaty 6 – The provincial archery trip was successful exposing our student athletes from Kapawe’no Nehiyawak School and Buffalo Bay Acdemy to the best archeries in Alberta. We brought 15 archey participants to the competition. Along with 6 staffers who did an amazing job overseeing the success of the trip. Our youngest archery participant

Kapawe’no First Nation – KFN Collegiate’s Muskwak Sports Academy, specifically the Hockey Program, is tackling challenges in balancing academics with sports. Superintendent Boh Kubrakovich-Kiniw and Hockey Coordinator Sergiey Ivanyuk emphasizes the 80/80 rule, requiring students to maintain 80% attendance and 80% academic grades. Principals

Onion Lake Cree Nation – This weekend was a thrilling showcase of skill, solid play and teamwork as Kapawe’no Muskwak U15 players demonstrated their skill on the ice. Competing hard, the team secured an impressive 4-2 record in the elite category, known for its fast-paced and intense hockey action. Their hard work and commitment paid …

Kinanaskomin to these wonderful and amazing hockey players for sharing their talent with us this weekend! Coach Ross Willier and Manager Michelle Knibb amazing work! Great work to all Muskwak U15’s and their parents!