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Mavericks repeat as playoff champs

Mavericks repeat as playoff champs

A disappointing fourth-place finish at provincials didn’t stop Mavericks 09 from repeating as division one champions in the St. Albert Women’s Soccer League.
Football Huddle

Football Huddle

The Paul Kane Blues roared out of the gates in Tuesday's junior lid-lifter and never looked back en route to crushing the Ross Sheppard Thunderbirds by 41 points in metro Edmonton football.
On Tap

On Tap

Tonight’s midget AAA exhibition between the St. Albert Raiders and Southside Athletic Club starts at 7:45 p.m. at Akinsdale Arena. The Raiders wrap up their preseason this weekend at home with games Saturday at 8 p.m. and Sunday at 1:15 p.m.
Red cards don't stop firsts

Red cards don't stop firsts

The deck was stacked against St. Albert when the referee dealt the fantastic firsts two red cards in the opening 33 minutes in Saturday's playoff. But the No.
Football Huddle

Football Huddle

The second Carr division one win in a row for the Bellerose Bulldogs in metro Edmonton football was Friday’s 24-22 result against the Jasper Place Rebels at Johnny Bright Park.
Thirds chase playoff cups

Thirds chase playoff cups

It’s looking like 1997 all over again for the third division men’s rugby team. It was 18 years ago when the St.
Mason weathers Fall run

Mason weathers Fall run

A cold and overcast Sunday morning brought out the best in Paul Mason at the 13th annual St. Albert Fall Challenge.
Playoff cups awarded in soccer

Playoff cups awarded in soccer

Champions were crowned in the St. Albert men’s and women’s soccer leagues Sunday. GSE (Green Street Elite) won its fourth-straight men’s playoff cup in the team’s five-year history by defeating the SV Spurs 5-2.
Kennedy keen to win

Kennedy keen to win

St. Albert curler Marc Kennedy rocked the house with the defending Alberta champions in their first Grand Slam victory as a team.
Skyhawks grounded in shutout loss

Skyhawks grounded in shutout loss

School was in session Thursday for the St. Albert High Skyhawks. Lessons were learned in the 25-0 loss to the St.
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