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As is the case for hockey and a wide range of other winter sports, St. Albert has a history of churning out top-tier prospects from it’s youth ringette system, and some of those alumnae are now amongst the game’s most promising athletes.  

Senior girls basketball teams hit the hardwood as gameplay resumes in Metro Edmonton High School Athletics league. After two weeks of pause during the winter break, St.

Kennedy, a repeat Olympic curler, is the third on skip  Brendan Bottcher’s team, and the group came together to win the Co-op Canadian Open men’s title in Camrose over the weekend.

Event organizers lead minor hockey community as St. Albert gears up for 44th year of elite U15 competition.

Hayabusa Training Centre teammates Luke Harris, Shaun Holmstrom, BJ Hennessey, and AJ Timm combine for massive medal haul at elite international competition.

City’s top U18 team travels to Calgary for elite international hockey tournament.

“It’s not very often you get to play in a World Juniors in your hometown, so it’s a dream come true,” the local player told Hockey Canada ahead of his August WJC debut.

The World University Games — commonly referred to outside of North America as the “Universiade” — is the largest multi-sport winter event in the world aside from the Olympics. The 2023 edition of the biennial competition will bring together over 1,000 student-athletes between the ages of 17 and 25.

And while Halle Walters is now on a trajectory to represent her country on the international stage, she’s still a relative newcomer to the game, having bumped elbows in her first scrum just a few short years ago.

With a few months of play under their belts, the St. Albert Raiders high-performance hockey teams have a lot to show for their efforts — and a lot to look forward to in the new year.