Local Sports

The St. Albert Senior Miners finished the regular season Friday night and enter the playoffs with a perfect record of 16-0. “I don’t think anyone on the team envisioned an undefeated season,” said Sr.

The St. Albert Tennis Club had beautiful weather last weekend when they played host for the Annual Seniors Provincial Tournament. “It was a really great time,” said Gord Olsson, tournament director at the club.

SARFC Firsts The St. Albert Firsts continued their tear through the Premier League on Saturday with a 56-10 stomping of the Lep Tigers at Ellerslie Field.

The St. Albert Crude finish the regular season on a four game win streak and are looking to take that momentum into the playoffs. The Crude finished in first place in the Junior B Tier One division in the Rocky Mountain Lacrosse League.

The St. Albert Rugby Club women’s team absolutely dismantled the Parkland Sharks in what must be close to a local record for lopsidedness, 142-0 in the season opener Thursday night.

Local swimmers Raj Ahluwalia-Pullam, Brooke Kuch, Amelia Putkaradze and Erin Maloney from the Olympian Swim Club broke two provincial relay records last weekend at the 2014 Speedo Provincial Swim Championships.

Women's premier soccer The St. Albert Impact have a tough task ahead of them Tuesday night when they take on the undefeated North West United at Riel turf field. The game kicks off at 7 p.m.

Junior Cardinals The St. Albert Junior Cardinals picked up two points Tuesday night with a 6-3 win over the Edmonton Athletics in the North Central Alberta Baseball League. The team is currently playing well below .

St. Albert rugby fans are invited to come down to Ellerslie fields Saturday and watch SARFC teams of all ages take to the grass and put on a show.

The annual St. Albert Tigers’ Tournament kicked off this weekend at Legion Memorial Ball Park at 8 p.m. between the hosting St. Albert Tigers and the St. Albert Midget AAA.