Elks sign top draft pick, release 8 from training camp
Dariel Djabome, a linebacker selected third overall in April’s Canadian Football League National draft, joins the Elks after a four-year collegiate football career at Rutgers University.
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Dariel Djabome, a linebacker selected third overall in April’s Canadian Football League National draft, joins the Elks after a four-year collegiate football career at Rutgers University.
Of the new players the Edmonton Elks added this year via agency, three of them stand out for several reasons.
The Edmonton Elks have signed their second-round pick from this year’s national draft.
The Edmonton Elks kicked off their training camp at Clarke Stadium Sunday to what coach Mark Kilam said was “great energy.”
Canada men’s soccer team captain Alphonso Davies has sustained a left hamstring injury, putting his participation at the upcoming World Cup in doubt.
The national basketball spotlight will be shining Saturday afternoon on Edmonton.
Edmonton Oilers captain Connor McDavid, Colorado Avalanche centre Nathan MacKinnon and Tampa Bay winger Nikita Kucherov are the finalists for this season’s Hart Memorial Trophy, the NHL announced Friday.
Canada left back Alphonso Davies has injured his hamstring with just over month to go before his country co-hosts the World Cup, Bayern Munich said Friday.
The Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) will be growing next season, jumping from eight teams to as many as 12 – which begs the question of whether Edmonton has an appetite to join in.
With their first home game of the season less than a month away, the owner of Spruce Grove’s summer collegiate baseball team said Thursday he can’t give “a definitive date” for when its new ballpark will open.
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Century Mile Racetrack was gearing up for the opening day of its live horse racing season on Saturday.
Saying Saturday was not a day for big decisions or announcements, Edmonton Oilers general manager Stan Bowman did concede that next season’s team will “not be the same group as today.”
The Edmonton Oilers, exiting the playoffs early this season after two marathon runs to the Stanley Cup Final, were a dented and depleted team.
Edmonton's first-round exit from the NHL playoffs Thursday night after losing their series with the Anaheim Ducks in six games feels something like the Aprils of those lost seasons of yore, partly because the ride the team and its fans had been on the last four years was hella fun.
The Edmonton Oilers, exiting the playoffs early this season after two marathon runs to the Stanley Cup final, were a dented and depleted team.