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Strathcona Composite – The St. Albert Skyhawks will have to wait until next year to make school history in women’s volleyball after losing Saturday’s metro Edmonton final.

The Paul Kane football team left Grande Prairie singing the Blues after the season ended sooner than expected Saturday. The No. 1-ranked St. Joseph’s Celtics (14-0) defeated the No.

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The annual OK Tire Men’s Bonspiel sweeps into action Thursday night at the St. Albert Curling Club. The first draw in the 20-rink competition is 7 p.m. Sunday’s finals are 11:30 a.m.

The St. Albert Skyhawks are poised to make school history in metro Edmonton senior women’s volleyball.

Clarke Park – The season hangs in the balance for the Paul Kane Blues in today’s provincial showdown between the top two Tier II teams in high school football. Kickoff is 1:30 p.m. in Grande Prairie between the No. 1-ranked St.

The St. Albert High Skyhawks huddle up today in Peace River against the Pioneers in the Tier III (school population 450 to 749) provincial north semifinals. Kickoff is 2 p.m. at Glenmary High School. The No.

St. Albert referee Lacey Senuk has been assigned by the International Ice Hockey Federation to work the World Women’s Championship, division II group B, April 4 to 10 in Asiago, Italy.

The St. Albert Mission U19AA belles returned home from their first tournament of the season with silver medals.

Foote Field – The Paul Kane Blues race to the finish line with a spring in their step as winners of seven in a row in high school football.