Local Sports

The Impact waited until the dying minutes of the game to finish off the Phoenix FC. On Thursday night the St. Albert Impact Women 2A squad beat the Phoenix FC with a goal late in the second half for a final score of 2-1.

It was a slow and steady pace that allowed the senior Cardinals to deliver a blowout loss to the Pirates. The last place, and winless, Edmonton Pirates were handed a 10-3 loss by the fourth place St. Albert Cardinals.

The St. Albert EWI women’s squad has a chance to extend their hot streak against the Clanswomen this week. The second place home team has won their last three games and are hoping to pick up their fourth win against the third place Clanswomen.

The St. Albert Stars football club pulled off their fourth win of the season against the last place Calgary Wolfpack. The Stars, who are tied for third place, annihilated the competition with a final score of 87-0.

It was a tough weekend for the Midget AAA Cardinals. The squad faced off in a three game home series against the Calgary Rockies and met defeat in every contest. The action started with a double-header on Saturday at 12 p.m.

Two young local lacrosse players are headed to Ontario for a national tournament in August. Jace Asay and Caden Gulka are two 12-year-old St.

The Midget AAA Cardinals are beginning their final week of the regular season with a double header against the Calgary Rockies on Saturday afternoon.

Some of the greatest Toronto Blue Jays were in town to teach St. Albert a thing or two about baseball. Four legendary retired players have come to town with the Blue Jays Honda Super Camp as part of the Blue Jays Baseball Academy.

The St. Albert Sailfish Swim Club has won regional championships for the last six years in a row.

The Impact squad's offensive prowess was not enough to beat the more experienced AC Milan on Wednesday night. The seventh place St.