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The St. Albert Raiders played four games in six days and skated away with a winning record.

The St. Albert Steel played their best and worst hockey of the season during last weekend’s rollercoaster performance. Friday in Bonnyville against the team that beat them up 8-1 recently on St.

The St. Albert Steel were left reeling last week when their most gifted player asked to be traded and their number one goalie walked out on the team. "It is what it is," said head coach/general manger Greg Parks.

Christmas came early for the Paul Kane Blues. Desperate for some holiday cheer after some disappointing losses, the varsity men's basketball team unwrapped a vintage performance Wednesday against the Holy Trinity Trojans.

The St. Albert Raiders skate into tonight’s showdown against the Lloydminster Bobcats in sole possession of first place in the Alberta Midget AAA Hockey League.

The city zone playdowns are under way at the Sherwood Park Curling Club for St. Albert skips Jamie King and Mike Hutchings. In the 12-team draw King is seeded fourth and Hutchings is fifth.

In the race for fifth place, the St. Albert Steel took a step backwards with a crushing 7-1 loss Wednesday against the Spruce Grove Saints at Grant Fuhr Arena.

Adam Sharpe has resigned as head coach of the St. Albert Merchants. Sharpe tendered his notice officially a week ago but stuck around for Sunday's 9-4 loss to the North Edmonton Red Wings at Clareview Arena.

"I'm going to the Olympics in Canada! Are you kidding me!" an elated Kennedy exclaimed after the Saville Sports Centre foursome dismantled Glenn Howard of Ontario 7-3 in Sunday's final at the Roar of the Rings.

St. Albert Steel sniper Bryce Williamson scored a scholarship recently with the Bowling Green State University Falcons. "When it came time to make my decision I had quite a few opportunities to choose from.