Local Sports

On-site registration for the St. Albert Nordic Ski Club’s annual Family Day Fun Loppet starts 10:30 a.m. Monday at Kingswood Park. The 400-metre race goes at noon, followed by the 1.25 km, 2.5 km, 3.75 km and 5 km distance events at 12:15 p.m.

With the playoffs only two weeks away, the St. Albert Steel are anxious to boost their win total in the Albert Junior Hockey League.

Momentum is building towards the playoffs as the St. Albert Sabres try to leapfrog over the SSAC Southgate Lions for home-ice advantage in the first round.

On Sunday morning the Lloydminster Bobcats and St. Albert Raiders held identical records. By the evening the Border City team had sole possession of first place in the Alberta Midget AAA Hockey League.

The St. Albert Steel were 20 minutes away from upsetting the team to beat in the Alberta Junior Hockey League when the game slipped away from them. "We showed that we can play with anybody in the league.

St. Albert resident Ken Tralnberg is looking forward to coaching the Mirjam Ott rink to a podium finish at the 2010 Olympics. “That's our dreams.

The St. Albert Nordic Ski Club hosts its annual Family Day Fun Loppet on Monday at Kingswood Park. Along with a number of short races, there will be numerous fun activities, Olympic-themed games and Nordic challenges for the kids.

On paper the St. Albert Slash should have an easy best-of-three playoff series after losing out on the opening round bye to the Lloydminster Steelers in Saturday's 4-2 decision at Performance Arena. Starting tonight at 7:45 p.m.

The St. Albert Skyhawks remain undefeated in metro Edmonton premier women’s basketball even though they failed to play up to expectations Wednesday against the Bev Facey Falcons.

The St. Albert Roadrunners and Triathlon Club has started processing entries for the 25th annual 10-mile road race April 18. Registration fees are $45 online through www.eventsonline.