Local Sports

It’s looking like 2015 all over again for the St. Albert High Skyhawks in football.

The last junior game before the metro Edmonton football playoffs is the Battle of St. Albert on Tuesday. Kickoff is 6 p.m. between the Bellerose Bulldogs and Paul Kane Blues at Riel Recreation Park.

The St. Albert Merchants deposited their fifth win in a row in the Capital Junior B Hockey League at the expense of the Strathcona Bruins.

Fourth place was the order of finish for the St. Albert Impact at the U14 National Cup in Moncton, N.B.

The Lions Western Canadian Challenge serves up its 22nd annual volleyball tournament Thursday at the Morinville Community High School and SkyDome. The Morinville Wolves and St. Albert Skyhawks are co-hosting the 24-team draw.

The impact from the Battle of St. Albert left the Bellerose Bulldogs and Paul Kane Blues trending in opposite directions on the football field.

The 18th annual Turkey Ring tournament is underway for 66 teams and the host St. Albert Ringette Association is represented by 20 teams. More than 900 female athletes, ranging in age from five to 18, are participating in the fastest game on ice.

The first of many goals the St. Albert Tire Warehouse Raiders are shooting for is to score a spot at the Mac’s Midget AAA World Invitational Tournament.

The undefeated bantam St. Albert 49ers in the Capital District Minor Football Association huddle up Sunday in Leduc. Kickoff is 12:30 p.m. against the host Ticats (0-4).

Barrett Belland of St. Albert was named the Alberta Colleges Athletic Conference male golfer of the year after winning his third consecutive tournament with the MacEwan University Griffins.