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The Bow Valley Grizzlies Smash ’Em! Tour 2015 has ended prematurely. But the team made great strides in its inaugural charge through Calgary Rugby Union Second Division men’s play.

Cochrane High School Cobras ran into a buzzsaw at Springbank Community High School on Sept. 14, earning a 2-2 tie with host Phoenix in the Rocky View Sports Association season-opener for both teams.

Cochrane Bicycle Motocross (BMX) Club members have brought home coveted provincial plates to attach to their mounts for next season.

While just one Cochrane General aged out at the end of last season, captain Chris Hugo, the team still has roster holes to fill. So the Heritage Junior Hockey League club is busy auditioning candidates for a few key positions.

Evan McFeeters will be the key guy behind the bench for the Cochrane Generals this season. While the Gens had advertised in The Eagle about an opening for the team’s head-coaching position, McFeeters was at the team’s Sept.

Didn’t take Cochrane High School Cobras long to find their provincial-championship form from a season ago.

Bow Valley Grizzlies put their foot on the gas and didn’t let up until three minutes from full time. In that three minutes, Calgary Canucks scored the last two tries of the match. No matter.

Nothing like having your world turned upside down at the next level. Take Bow Valley High School Bobcats 2015 grad Scott Haigh.

Having closed the latest chapter in his hockey story, Coda Gordon is eager to begin the next. With the stick as his pen, he’s painted icy-white pages with black rubber across Western Canada.

The season hasn’t ended and Cochrane Soccer Club has already topped the table. Cochrane won the Calgary Women’s Soccer Association (CWSA) Over-40 Tier 3 Division with a 4-0 win over visiting Pretenders II on Sept.