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Crude split two

Crude split two

The St. Albert Crude returned home from last weekend’s season-opening road trip with a split in the Rocky Mountain Lacrosse League.
Wong returns to westerns

Wong returns to westerns

Isaiah Wong returns to westerns for the second year in a row but this time as a provincial champion.
On Tap

On Tap

Baseball games Tonight's exhibition between the midget AAA St. Albert Cardinals and the senior AAA St. Albert Tigers starts at 7 p.m. at Legion Memorial Park. This weekend in the Norwest league the Cardinals – last year's Baseball Canada silver medallists and provincial champions – host Fort McMurray at 4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday's game times are 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. The Tigers play ball in the Sunburst league May 8 against the Parkland White Sox at 6:45 p.m. in Spruce Grove.
Seville set to RunWild

Seville set to RunWild

Sean Seville is bringing it to Sunday's RunWild in St. Albert as the defending half-marathon champion. "St.
Sports Extra

Sports Extra

The last game in the condensed midget spring league season for the St. Albert Storm is Friday’s division one consolation playoff against the Battle River Shock. Kickoff is 6:30 p.m. at Riel Recreation Park and admission is $5.
Turner rebuilds after fire

Turner rebuilds after fire

Erik Turner is rebuilding his life after the Cornell student-athlete lost all of his possessions in a devastating fire. The Big Red lacrosse midfielder from St.
Rugby Roundup

Rugby Roundup

The Paul Kane Blues kicked off defence of their metro Edmonton division two women’s championship in Tuesday’s resounding win over the Sturgeon Spirits at the St. Albert Rugby Football Club.
Wrestler grabs bronze at nationals

Wrestler grabs bronze at nationals

Jayden Manson’s national debut exceeded expectations for the St. Albert wrestler. Manson, 16, was the bronze medallist in the 54-kilogram cadet division before finishing the tournament as the alternate for the U18 national team.
On Tap

On Tap

Monday at midnight is the deadline to register online for the fifth annual Leading Edge RunWild. As of Thursday, 1,654 entries were processed through www.runwild.ca for the 21.
Fast time for Spiller

Fast time for Spiller

Dusty Spiller finished a day of personal bests as the winner of the 30th annual St. Albert 10-miler. The 26-year-old Red Deer triathlete tore up the pavement with a blistering 53 minutes and 17 seconds in the fastest 10-miler of his career.
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