Calgary Wild head coach Leah Blayney granted leave of absence
Calgary Wild FC head coach Leah Blayney has been granted a leave of absence to attend to a private family matter, the Northern Super League club announced Friday.
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Calgary Wild FC head coach Leah Blayney has been granted a leave of absence to attend to a private family matter, the Northern Super League club announced Friday.
Linebacker Reggie Stubblefield and the Hamilton Tiger-Cats’ defence again face another tough quarterback challenge.
Okotoks combined timely hitting with shut down pitching to defeat the Sylvan Lake Gulls 12-1 Thursday night.
Amer Didic broke a tie with a late goal in stoppage time, as Cavalry FC stole a 2-1 win over FC Supra Tuesday night at ATCO Field.
The Stingers are in. Edmonton’s Canadian Elite Basketball League (CEBL) team has secured a playoff berth next week, eliminating the Calgary Surge with a 100-89 win over their provincial rivals on Sunday at the Expo Centre.
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Okotoks fought back after a rough start Saturday night, but ran out of resistance late as they dropped a 14-7 game to the Brooks Bombers.
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A CFL record for quarterback Davis Alexander and another Calgary Stampeders comeback that fell short were the themes of the Montreal Alouettes’ 38-32 win on Saturday.
The Okotoks Dawgs hit the all-star break the right way Friday night, defeating the Sylvan Lake Gulls 5-2 at a packed Seaman Stadium.
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