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A second-straight undefeated season as metro Edmonton junior football champions is on the line Thursday for the Bellerose Bulldogs. The team to beat in the division one final will line up against the Jasper Place Rebels for gridiron glory.

Cory Knott was double trouble on the gridiron this year as the Miles conference most valuable player. The dazzling Grade 12 quarterback was unstoppable with his legs and arm for the 9-0 Miles champions in the metro Edmonton league.

The first-place St. Albert Merchants visit the Fort Saskatchewan Hawks and Morinville Jets this weekend in the Capital Junior B Hockey League. Games times are 8 p.m. Friday against the Hawks (9-4) at JRC Arena and 6:45 p.m.

The Paul Kane Blues continue their excellent adventure in high school football Saturday in Grande Prairie. The juggernaut 9-0 Miles conference champions in the metro Edmonton league travel to play the St.

Clarke Park – Incentive is high for the St. Albert Fury to play the Sherwood Park Rams after losing the bantam Tier 1 final by 21 points to the undefeated Capital District Minor Football Association team.

The Fury are going to places no St. Albert bantam team has visited before. Sunday the Fury plays the Sherwood Park Rams for the Tier 1 championship in the Capital District Minor Football Association before tackling the provincial playoffs.

Today the Paul Kane Blues huddle up in the Miles conference final in metro Edmonton high school football. Game time against the Ardrossan Bisons is 11:30 a.m. at Clarke Park. Admission is $5.

The will to win was greater than the fear of failure for the St. Albert Skyhawks in Tuesday’s volleyball showdown with the Bellerose Bulldogs.

Joe Garcia plans to celebrate his 70th birthday party with a medal-winning performance at the 118th annual Boston Marathon. One of the founding members of the St.

The Bellerose Bulldogs are one win away from their second undefeated season as metro Edmonton junior football champions. Thursday the Bulldogs (6-0) will butt heads with the Jasper Place Rebels (4-2) in the division one final. Kickoff is 5 p.m.