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After a slow start the St. Albert Steel finished last weekend's homestand with a bang. "It was a good four-point weekend," said defenceman Thomas Ward-Cardinal, the Steel's man of the match in two out of three games at Performance Arena.

Learning from their mistakes can be a challenging virtue for some teams, but the St. Albert Sabres seem to have to overcome the daunting task.

A three-game homestand this weekend at Performance Arena marks a pivotal point in the season for the St. Albert Steel. Holding down the seventh and last playoff spot in the north standings, the Steel enjoyed games in hand on the rest of the division.

The Paul Kane Blues escaped a playoff upset in dramatic fashion in high school women's volleyball. Looking dazed and confused after blowing a two-set lead against the surprising St.

Meaghan Mikkelson still can’t believe she really is in select company as an Olympic gold medallist.

Andy Tiedemann will audition for a starting role at the 2011 World Cup of Rugby during Canada's four-match tour of Europe. The 22-year-old St.

Sunday’s battle of the juggernauts in the Alberta Major Midget Female Hockey League between the St. Albert Slash and Edmonton Thunder ended the same way it began — in a tie.

Clarke Park – The beginning of the end for the Bellerose Bulldogs in Friday's playoff came when the Salisbury Sabres ran back the opening kickoff 90 yards for a touchdown.

Clarke Park – The St. Albert High Skyhawks ended a season to forget in Friday's 46-point shutout loss in high school football.

The 35-28 decision against the Austin O’Brien Crusaders on a bone-chilling evening at Riel Park field set the stage for Friday’s playoff match between the Skyhawks (3-3 league; 4-4 overall) and Falcons (5-0 league; 8-0 overall).