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A pair of wins over the weekend has put the St. Albert Senior B Miners lacrosse in good shape heading into this weekend’s playoffs.

Both the St. Albert AAA Tigers and AAA Midget Cardinals continue their push for tournament glory this weekend at Legion Memorial Diamonds. The Tigers have games scheduled today at 11:30 a.m. and 8 p.m., and on Sunday at 2 p.m.

The St. Albert Senior AA Cardinals are having a rough go of it this season in the North Central Alberta Baseball League, currently sitting in last place with a 2-12 record.

It’s onwards and upwards for the St. Albert Rugby Football Club women, who will be playing in the Edmonton Rugby Union’s highest division after years of being relegated to the second division.

The Premier Impact squad's offensive prowess was not enough to beat AC Milan on Thursday night. The Impact 1 Men faced off against the AC Milan 1 Men in an eventful contest totalling eight goals, but met defeat with a 5-3 final result.

The fourth place St. Albert Cardinals carry on a hot streak with its fourth win in a row when the team beat the SEEBA 1 Cardinals Wednesday night.

There was good news and bad news for the St. Albert Crude last weekend at Akinsdale Arena in a two-game home stand against the Manitoba Blizzard.

The St. Albert Tigers AAA baseball club will host the 32nd Annual Tigers’ Tournament this weekend.

St. Albert Impact midfielder Bruno Zebie, 19, has moved on up to the big leagues after signing a week-to-week contract with FC Edmonton in the North American Soccer League.

Friday afternoon St. Albert played host to the Canadian women’s rugby team for a practice before they went on to their last game of the Women’s Super Series tournament.