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Six games into the season, the midget AAA St. Albert Cardinals are still searching for their first win. Last weekend at Legion Memorial Park the Cardinals dropped a pair of doubleheaders against the Strathmore Reds and Red Deer Braves.

Druids beat thirds The third division men’s team ran out of time against the Druids of Strathcona in Saturday’s season debut at Ellerslie Rugby Park.

The St. Albert Storm limp into their last game of the year after disappointing back-to-back shutout losses. The Storm (1-2-1) are coming off a 14-0 defeat Saturday against the Edmonton Chargers (3-1) at Clarke Park. The previous week in St.

Five podium finishes this year was too good to be true for wrestler Lewis Biamonte. “I’m very happy,” the Grade 12 Bellerose Bulldog said with an ear-to-ear smile. “I wanted to do better than last season.

After a rather troublesome season for the Edmonton Oilers, a St. Albert goalie hopes to add to the equation that will help build the team’s future success.

Nicole Langlois of St. Albert is one of three finalists in the Bring Home A Stanley Cup Champion contest. As of Friday morning, Langlois trailed Kevin McNamara of North Gower, Ont. and Pamela Bonneau of Acton Vale, Que. in online voting at www.

The St. Albert Tigers are tired of losing their stripes at provincials.

The following St. Albert Rugby Football Club (SARFC) teams are playing the Druids today at Ellerslie Rugby Park. Third division men at 12:30 p.m. Women (ERU spring league) at 2:15 p.m. Premier men at 4 p.m. Next weekend St.

The Edmonton Mustangs knocked the wind out of the St. Albert Storm in Saturday's unanimous decision in midget spring league football. "We got beat, and I mean quite beat," said lineman Garrett Meek after the 28-0 thumping at Riel Park.

When the new head coach of the midget AAA Cardinals arrived in St. Albert from New Zealand, he didn't expect to see the diamonds in winter condition. "When I got here it was late in the afternoon and it was cold.