The Drumheller Dagons split over the weekend, falling to the Okotoks Oilers, but bouncing back to route the Camrose Kodiaks.
On Friday, November 4, the Dragons hosted Okotoks, which has the third-best record in the league.
Ty Daneault came out and quickly scored for the Dragons just six minutes into the game unassisted, but the Oilers tied it up 50 seconds later. Okotoks added one more to go up 2-1 after one period.
Okotoks extend the lead to 3-1, two and half minutes into the second period, but Vann Yuhas scored three minutes later, and the period ended 3-2, Okotoks. The Oilers kept the Dragons on their heels through the third period, adding two goals as the Oilers went away with a 5-2 win.
On Saturday, November 5, the Dragons boarded a bus heading to Camrose to take on the Kodiaks. Daneault came out firing and scored two straight goals. Camrose answered back with one to end the first period 2-1 Dragons.
In the second, Coy Pighin scored his second as a Dragon, and 33 seconds later, Spencer Claerhout scored his first. At the midpoint, Daneault finished up a hattrick as the Dragons led 5-1 after two. The Kodiaks answered back midway through the third, but Dylan Glinski and Sam Simard each hit the net to put it out of reach. Dragons win 7-2.
The Dragons are packing their bags to head out on a road trip. The Dragons will be in Fort McMurray on Friday, November 11 to take on the Oil Barons, and then in Bonnyville on Saturday, November 12, to take on the Pontiacs. On Sunday, November 13, they are in Lloydminster to take on the Bobcats in a matinee.

The Senior Titans are Provincial playoff bound, after dispatching Canmore on Saturday in Calgary.
On Saturday, October 29, the Titans and the Wolverines met at Shouldice Stadium. The Titans were coming off a bye week, which allowed them to heal but also left a bit of rust.
“We started off rough, making a few mistakes, we weren’t seeing the field well, we were missing tackles, we were missing blocks,” said head coach Ken Fournier. “The boys cleaned it up, a big part of that was a play sparked by Teigan Sattler with a sack-strip- fumble-recovery-touchdown. It was kind of the unicorn of defensive plays.”
After a back-and-forth first two quarters the team was fired up.
“We came out in the second half with more intensity, and that seemed to help us, and we took it away from there,” said Fournier.
The Titans went on to a 35-6 win. This put them in the first round of the Tier IV provincial playoffs. Before that, they have another bye week where they will watch to see the outcome of Taber- Claresholm. They will host the losing team.
“We are trying to schedule another exhibition game because we don’t want another bye week,” said Fournier.
It has been a strong season for the Titans, where they have both been clearly the best team on the field, while others have been out-and-out battles.
“As far as growth for the entire team, it has been a great season. We have had guys contributing on offence, defence and special teams, and it is not just been one or two guys, everybody is contributing,” said Fournier. “We’re in good shape, I think we just have to clean up. The teams we have played are coming at us every time with something different, which is great. Our guys have been able to adapt, which is a big step forward.”