Local Sports

The peewee Tier 2 semifinals in the Capital District Minor Football Association kick off today for both St. Albert teams at Riel Recreation Park. The Colts (1-6) line up against the Strathcona Raiders (2-5) at 10 a.m.

Lacey Senuk of St. Albert is skating in the right direction toward her goal as an international hockey referee. The latest assignment for the product of the Hockey Canada officiating program is the women’s U18 world championship.

Entries are being accepted for the annual St. Albert OK Tire Men’s Bonspiel. The registration fee is $300 per rink for the Nov. 13 to 16 competition at the St. Albert Curling Club. Each rink is guaranteed three games.

Ty Clelland was money in the net for the St. Albert Merchants last weekend in the Capital Junior B Hockey League.

A sweet repeat is only two wins away for the Paul Kane Blues. The defending Miles division two champions are poised to run the table for the second straight year in metro Edmonton high school football when the semifinals kick off Friday.

The Morinville Lady Wolves celebrated the 20th anniversary of the Lions Western Canadian Challenge as the first host team to reach the final in the high school volleyball tournament.

The Bellerose Bulldogs stand at the crossroads with their season hanging in the balance.

A St. Albert ringette player has been awarded a $500 scholarship from In-Dey-Go Fundraising. Tianna Miller, a netminder for the U19 belle B St. Albert Rage, was acknowledged for her skill and commitment in the sport.

The St. Albert Skyhawks are searching for an identity at the 20th annual Lions Western Canadian Challenge. The metro Edmonton division two men’s volleyball team is anxious to see how good it really is before league play resumes.

Today marks the last weekend before the Capital District Minor Football Association playoffs kick off for all six St. Albert teams. At Riel Recreation Park the atom Tier 3/4 Vikings (2-4) line up against the Wetaskiwin Wolverines (0-5) at 10:30 a.m.