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Cochrane netminder Kirsten Chamberlin finally achieved her goal of representing her province at the 2015 National Women’s Under-18 (U18) Hockey Championship the week of Nov. 4.

Revenge is a dish best served cold. St. Timothy High School’s junior girls volleyball team issued some payback on Nov.

Cochrane Generals are the hottest team in Heritage Junior Hockey League (HJHL), winning back-to-back games over the weekend, putting their winning streak at six on the trot.

The hot streak continues. Bow Valley Bantam AA Timberwolves defeated West Central Tiger 4-2 on Nov. 15 at Kurt Browning Arena to bring their undefeated streak to three-in-a-row in the South Central Alberta Hockey League (SCAHL).

You can achieve whatever you put your mind to. Trinity Taekwon-Do recently sent two competitors to the International Taekwon-Do Federation (ITF) North American and Caribbean Championships.

What doesn’t kill you, makes you stronger. Cochrane-based AC Avalanche hit a crossroads in their Alberta Minor Midget AAA Hockey League (AMMHL) campaign this past weekend.

Even the strongest athletes, have days that test their character to the limits. For Bow Valley Timberwolves Midget AA hockey team, a mixed weekend of results is all part of the learning curve. T-wolves (2-5-2, 7th North Div.

Cochrane High School Cobras volleyball teams achieved the unachievable this past weekend, as their four school teams did exceptionally well at Rocky View Sports Association’s Divisional gold-medal games.

Cochrane Lions Atom football team finished their season undefeated at Shouldice Park, beating Calgary Mavericks 5-1.

Rage reigns on Halloween Rocky View Rage pee-wee football team took one step closer to the Central Football League Tier 3 Championship with a 27-6 victory over Rocky Mountain Rebels on Oct. 31.