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Peewee Lions dominate season-opener

Peewee Lions dominate season-opener

Dominate (verb): To control, govern or rule by superior authority or power. Look it up in the dictionary this fall and you’ll see a photo of the Cochrane Lions peewee football team beside the definition.
Springbank rower at University of Minnesota

Springbank rower at University of Minnesota

Row, row, row your . . . erg? Yes, erg. Springbank’s McKenzie Lukacs has rowed the gym-based rowing machine known as an ergometer, or erg, right into a varsity boat at the University of Minnesota women’s rowing program.
Bantam Lions rebuilding quickly

Bantam Lions rebuilding quickly

So much for a rebuilding year.
Bobcats sharpen up

Bobcats sharpen up

The Bow Valley High School Bobcats are sharpening their claws for another Rocky View Sports Association (RVSA) football season. The Bobcats, practising at the school field ahead of the Sept. 6 RVSA jamboree and the Sept.
Colts' Lawrence out for season

Colts' Lawrence out for season

This was the year Ben Lawrence was going to break out. He was going to be a game-changer with the Calgary Colts junior football team. But the train didn’t leave the station, the Cochrane High School alumnus instead taking a cab to hospital.
Silvertips wrap up season with win

Silvertips wrap up season with win

The move from Crossfield to Cochrane and Airdrie appears to have agreed with the Rockyview Silvertips. The Rocky Mountain Lacrosse League (RMLL) Jr.
Cubs improve over course of season

Cubs improve over course of season

With the summer season winding up, the Bow Valley Cubs U11 rugby squad has shown improvement, according to coach Andy Townsend.
Turner takes $2,500 in Stampede cash

Turner takes $2,500 in Stampede cash

Try as he might, Jody Turner just couldn’t get in the groove at the Calgary Stampede. The Cochrane bull rider was unable to score on his first three rides, scored $2,500 for an 84.
A year into retirement, Profit misses wagon racing

A year into retirement, Profit misses wagon racing

The 101st annual Calgary Stampede was the first since the last millennium that Grant Profit wasn't driving for dough at the big show. The 58-year-old Cochrane chuckwagon racer sold his entire outfit at the end of last year's Stampede, ending a racing career that began four decades ago with pony chucks. And, while he's had a year to re-introduce himself to the world outside the half mile of hell, Profit still sounds like someone who's misplaced an integral piece of his puzzle.
Fike's times improve at Stampede

Fike's times improve at Stampede

Jordie Fike just kept getting faster and faster as the Calgary Stampede went on.
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