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On Tap

On Tap

A preview of the Labatt’s Cup provincial final will be staged this afternoon at the St. Albert Rugby Football Club. The premier men’s match between the SARFC first 15 and the Calgary Hornets kicks off at 4 p.m.
Blues are Carr driven

Blues are Carr driven

The Paul Kane Blues are expecting the unexpected after switching divisions in metro Edmonton high school football. The undefeated Miles division two champions the last two years will see how good they really are in the Carr division one ranks.
Bulldogs huddle up

Bulldogs huddle up

The Bellerose Bulldogs are putting last year behind them after a dream season turned into a nightmare.
Drop goals end rugby final

Drop goals end rugby final

Ellerslie Rugby Park – Drop goals decided Wednesday’s U19 junior female final between St. Albert and Nor’Westers in the Edmonton Rugby Union.
On Tap

On Tap

Tonight the Edmonton Rugby Union junior finals kick-off at 6:30 p.m. for the U19 males and females from the St. Albert Rugby Football Club.
Thirds chase cup honours

Thirds chase cup honours

The terrific thirds of St. Albert are in position to do some serious damage in the playoffs as championship contenders.
Volley on for Zubick

Volley on for Zubick

Krista Zubick is attacking the next phase of her volleyball career with power. The former Alberta Panda and St. Albert Skyhawk is determined to leave her mark on the court as a coach after spiking the ball since junior high with the Vincent J.
Football Huddle

Football Huddle

The St. Albert Stars are one victory away from playing for the Alberta Football League championship after shutting out the Grande Prairie Drillers in last weekend’s playoff at Riel Recreation Park.
Sports Extra

Sports Extra

The midget AAA St. Albert Cardinals returned home with silver medals from the Western Canada Baseball Championship in Yorkton. Sunday’s final was decided in the bottom of the 11th inning, when the Parksville (B.C.
Local transit to northwest of city delayed a year

Local transit to northwest of city delayed a year

Bus riders Jess and Jeremy Koopmans say they don’t mind that a St. Albert Transit bus won’t be stopping right outside their door, although it would be nice if it meant they arrived at work on time.
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