The Buccaneers are getting their 2022 Defensive Lineman of the Year back. Travis Dietrich has committed to joining the Bucs for the 2023 season. The the former BCFC Valley Husker has been a problem for offensive lines across the AFL in each of his years with the crew, and he does not expect 2023 to…
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Nelson back for ‘Final’ season with Buccaneers Don Nelson is gearing up for his last ride. The Central Alberta Buccaneers longtime centre and 25+ year veteran of the game will be back in the middle of the O-Line for the 2023 season. Nelson, one of the longest active serving lineman in the league, joins Terrek…
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Adam Küntz isn’t finished terrorizing AFL quarterbacks. The 2021 AFL Defensive MVP has committed to joining the Bucs for the 2023 season. Küntz had 14.5 tackles, 5 sacks, 1 forced fumble, 1 fumble recovery, and 3 knockdowns over the Bucs’ four regular season games in 2021. #TogetherWeSail #ToTheShip
One of the most experienced Offensive Lineman in the AFL is back for a third season with the Central Alberta Buccaneers. The Bucs are happy to announce Terrek Bryant will be back on the 0-line for the 2023 season. Bryant spent time throughout junior with the Vancouver Island Raiders, the Bishop Gaiters of Lennoxville Quebec,…
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The Buccaneers are happy to announce receiver Ben Hnatiuk will be rejoining the crew for the 2023 season. Hnatiuk has been a dominant force every time he has suited up in the AFL and the 2020 season with the Bucs was no exception. In four games, he hauled in 28 receptions for 528 yards, adding…
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The Central Alberts Buccaneers are not afraid of the underdog role. From the outside looking in, it might look like it has been a frustrating season for the Buccaneers who sit 1-4 on the Alberta Football League campaign ahead of their final regular season contest against the undefeated 5-0 Cold Lake Fighter Jets. The players,…
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The Central Alberta Buccaneers have an opportunity in front of them. Nobody in the locker room can deny the season has not gone as planned for the now 0-4 Buccaneers. A 32-7 loss to the Edmonton Elite in their home opener puts the Bucs in a must win scenario against the newly formed Peace Country…
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The Central Alberta Buccaneers are not hitting the panic button after their week one loss. The Bucs fell 31-22 to the Irish in the opening game of the AFL season on June 4. It was not the start to the year the club was looking for as the offence struggled throughout, especially in the absence…
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