Local Sports

With the high school sports season drawing to a close, at least one local rugby team is taking a run at provincial glory.

The St. Albert Impact Premier tied 2-2 with the Sherwood Park Dreadnoughts in the United Cycle Premier division of the EDSA on Tuesday. “It’s frustrating coming out with a tie,” said Impact team captain Jessica Rankine.

What do a boxing coach, a swampy field in St. Albert's west end, and $10,000 worth of chocolate bars have in common? All played a significant role in developing one of the most popular and successful sporting organizations in this city's history.

You couldn’t ask for a better homecoming after two years away from your home turf. The St.

Today and tomorrow, come cheer on the St. Albert Cardinals at Legion Memorial Park as the hosts for the annual Rainmaker Tournament.

The Paul Kane Blues and St. Albert Skyhawks reached the quarter-finals in metro Edmonton division two women’s soccer after posting winning results in the round of 16. Wednesday’s kick-off time is 4 p.m.

The bantam AAA St. Albert Cardinals dominated the diamond last weekend at the Early Bird tournament, earning a gold medal on their home turf.

Tonight marks the first match on home turf for St. Albert’s women’s rugby team in the Edmonton Rugby Union’s spring league season.

The midget AA St. Albert Cardinals Red have taken the gold medal in the Early Bird Tournament for the second year in a row.

The St. Albert Impact's U16 Tier 2 girls were as good as gold at the Victoria Day Classic soccer tournament over the weekend.