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The St. Albert Early Bird Tournament was cancelled, but that didn't stop some of the Cardinals' teams from playing some ball. The midget AA Cardinals met up with a team from Saskatoon in a doubleheader Sunday.

Jordyn Westran couldn’t quite make the final save of the tournament for her team in a long, tense shootout. However, she was still excited with her team’s performance and her coach was proud of her.

The second division St. Albert men’s rugby squad fell to 0-2 on Friday, but the team isn’t about to panic.

St. Albert’s premier men will be looking to bounce back from only their sixth loss in 52 matches on Saturday when they travel to Calgary to take on the Hornets. Game time is at 3:30 at Calgary Rugby Park.

Andy Tiedemann is rated by Rugby Canada as one of its young players to watch at the 2010 Churchill Cup.

The 26th annual St. Albert Girls’ Victoria Day Classic is under way for 50 tier I and II soccer teams in the U12 (eight versus eight), U14, U16 and U18 age divisions.

The red-hot bantam AAA St. Albert Cardinals are the team to fear at the Early Bird tournament at Legion Memorial Park.

Foote Field – The St. Albert Storm survived Wednesday's playoff pressure cooker in dramatic fashion.

There is only one winless St. Albert team left in high school men’s rugby after Monday’s showdown between the Paul Kane Blues and SACHS Skyhawks.

The St. Albert Storm tackle the Edmonton Chargers for the tier II championship in the Capital District Minor Football Association’s midget spring league. Today’s playoff kicks off at 5:30 p.m. at Foote Field. Admission is $5.