Local Sports

The St. Timothy’s Thunder Junior High Cross Country team ran their CSSD Divisional qualifier on Sept. 26, with 13 athletes placing in the top 10 to qualify for the Calgary City Meet of Champions on Oct. 5 at Ascension of Our Lord School.

The Cochrane Cobras are continuing their dominant ways, after a 66-7 victory over the Chestermere Cowboys.

“It was a truly monumental tournament.” Those were the words spoken by Glenn Gryzko, Chairman of the Rotary Club when asked to describe the 2017 Tournament of Aces golf tournament that took place on Sept. 30, held at the Links of Glen Eagles.

During the Cochrane Cobras game against the Chestermere Cowboys, the team donned pink socks, as well as other pink attire to show support and raise funds for breast cancer awareness.

The St. Timothy Thunder girls soccer team is looking to finish atop of the Calgary Senior High School Athletic Association (CSHSAA) division 2/3 standings, when they take on the Henry Wise Wood Warriors on Oct. 5.

The Cochrane Chaos women’s hockey team started their season off with a pair of wins over the Calgary Warriors and the Calgary Titans, outscoring their opponents 14-4. In their game against the Warriors on Sept.

After tons of confusion, and a little bit of controversy, the Bow Valley Bobcats and Cochrane Cobras could meet once again during the Alberta Provincial playoffs.

The Cochrane Generals started their season with a pair of lopsided road losses to the Okotoks Bisons and the Strathmore Wheatland Kings. The Gens fell 10-3 on Sept.

The Cochrane High Cobras and the Bow Valley Bobcats met for the first time in more than a year and the town rivalry got off to a heated start.

The St. Timothy Thunder cross country team is gearing up for another season, and are looking to defend their third straight 2A school sliver medals at the Alberta Schools’ Athletic Association Provincials.