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This just in: the Bellerose Bulldogs are the real deal. Thursday's 29-10 shocker against the Salisbury Sabres, last year's Carr division one champions, is stop-the-presses material in metro Edmonton high school football. “This is huge.

St. Albert’s second division men are playing the waiting to game to see if they are in or out in the Edmonton Rugby Union playoffs.

Johnny Bright Park – If offence wins games but defence wins championships, then the Paul Kane Blues are poised to repeat last year's success.

The St. Albert Merchants banked a winning record at the Morinville Jets’ tournament last weekend at Ray McDonald Sports Centre.

The Paul Kane Blues line up against the Strathcona Lords today in metro Edmonton high school football. The Miles division two contest kicks off at 5 p.m. at Johnny Bright Park. Admission is $5.

Johnny Bright Park – The road to glory runs through the Salisbury Sabres for the Bellerose Bulldogs in Thursday's high school football showdown. Kickoff is 6 p.m.

The last home game of the season at the St. Albert Rugby Football Club is Saturday’s north semifinal between the premier men’s team and the Nor’Westers. The Alberta Cup playoff kicks off at 2 p.m. The first 15 of St.

The mark of success for the St. Albert Slash this season is a winning record in the Alberta Major Midget Female Hockey League.

The Bellerose Bulldogs host a six-team high school junior football jamboree today at Riel Recreation Park. Bellerose, the two-time undefeated metro Edmonton junior division one champions, Paul Kane Blues, Bev Facey Falcons, McNally Tigers and the St.

The St. Albert Merchants skate into a new season low in numbers but high in talent. “We have a strong core back from last year and some new guys that we're really quite excited about,” said Scott Rodda, head coach of the 2014 pennant winners (34-3-1) and Founders Cup finalists in the Capital Junior B Hockey League. “There are some guys out at junior camps that we might get back but I'm still optimistic we'll get some more bodies.”