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St. Albert Impact product Noah Cunningham is one of three FC Edmonton Academy players invited to the Canadian Soccer Association’s U18 camp in France.

The provincial juggernauts of premier men's rugby are on a collision course today for the coveted Labatt's Cup. The fantastic first 15 at the St.

The undefeated Bellerose Bulldogs believe they are good but not great even if they are the highest-ranked metro Edmonton team in Tier I football.

Eight goals weren’t enough for the St. Albert Merchants to defeat the Edmonton Mustangs in Sunday’s junior B scorefest at Bill Hunter Arena.

The St. Albert Raiders unveiled their midget AAA lineup to mixed reviews last weekend. The Raiders doubled the Maple Leafs 4-2 at Bill Hunter Arena and were humbled 8-1 by the Southside Athletic Club in St. Albert.

The Bellerose Bulldogs tackle the O'Leary Spartans tonight in metro Edmonton high school junior football. The pool B game kicks off at 7:30 p.m. at Clarke Park. The Dawgs (1-0) are undefeated in 17 games as the two-time defending division one champions. Thursday the Paul Kane Blues host the Ardrossan Bisons in metro Edmonton high school football. Kickoff is 5 p.m. at Riel Recreation Park and admission is $5. The Blues are 4-0 and Ardrossan is 2-2 in the Miles division two standings.

Johnny Bright Park – It’s getting tight around the collar for the Bellerose Bulldogs. The Dawgs are feeling the heat to three-peat after going undefeated the last two years as the metro Edmonton division one junior football champions.

A trip to provincials is at stake today in the Ken Ann Cup north final between St. Albert and the Strathcona Druids in premier men's rugby. Kickoff is 4:15 p.m. at Ellerslie Rugby Park. St. Albert is competing in its seventh straight north final.

The St. Albert Merchants are betting on winning the jackpot after last season’s record windfall. “We’ll be pretty strong again this year,” said Blair Macuch, a returning centre from the 45-11-1 Money Men.

Golfers representing the Bellerose Bulldogs and the St. Albert Skyhawks qualified for provincials after carding low scores at the Edmonton high school zone championships Tuesday.