Local Sports

Brock Jesse, a competitive Special Olympics cross-country skier, never had a local team to be a part of growing up. The 19-year-old started the sport at the age of nine in the Calgary chapter and began competing five years ago.

Cochrane's Trinity Taekwon-Do studio had a great showing at the CTFI National Taekwon-Do Championships that took place in Calgary over the Remembrance Day weekend.

After a 24-17 victory in the Tier 3 Provincial regional semi-final over the feisty Cardston Cougars, the Cochrane Cobras will continue their quest for a fifth straight provincial title when they take on the Brooks Buffalos on Nov. 17 in Brooks.

Cochrane High Cobras quarterback Xavier Vaillancourt is starting to gain interest from north and south of the border.

The Cochrane Generals have been on quite the streak. With their Heritage Junior Hockey League (HJHL) season just over a month old, the Gens currently sit in third place in the tight Southern Division with an 8-4-1 record, good for 17 points.

The Cochrane Generals are on quite the roll. The local hockey heroes have won five straight in their Heritage Junior Hockey League (HJHL) season after a pair of wins on Nov.

By Travis Cummings Special to the Eagle About 300 of Alberta’s best cross country running athletes descended upon the Cochrane Agricultural Grounds on Saturday to contest the Athletics Alberta Age Class Provincial Championships.

Another young Cochrane hockey player is looking to leave his mark on the rest of the hockey world as defenceman Tyrel Bauer is suiting up for the Western Hockey League's (WHL) Seattle Thunderbirds as a 16-year-old rookie.

Cochrane's Trinity Taekwon-Do will be sending 27 athletes to compete in the Canadian Taekwon-Do Federation International (CTFI) National Championships that will be held at Genesis Place in Calgary on Nov. 10 and 11. "We are super excited.

Local personal trainer/natural fitness competitor Renee Prusak is beaming brightly that in just over one week she will be representing Cochrane on the world stage.