Local Sports

The Cochrane Cobras officially clinched the Rocky View Sports Association football league title with a 54-7 home win against the crosstown rival Bow Valley Bobcats on Oct. 16.

The Bert Church Chargers held on to the bragging rights. But, despite beating the George McDougall Mustangs 17-9 on Oct. 15 at Genesis Place field to claim the seventh annual Airdrie Bowl, they may not have them for long.

A dominant 8-0 win over the Rimbey Rock and a come-from-behind 6-3 win over the Okotoks Bisons last weekend have propelled the Airdrie Thunder to a perfect 4W-0L start to the Heritage Junior B hockey season.

With the biggest local football game of the year about to kick off this afternoon (4:30 p.m.

So, the NFL season is four weeks old and the only remaining undefeated team is, you guessed it – the Kansas City Chiefs. Wait a second. Really?! You didn’t guess that? Neither did I. Nobody did.

Seven athletes from Beiseker’s EastSide TaeKwonDo club brought home 12 medals, including four gold, from the World Martial Arts Games last month.

The Fun Country Riders held its final show and gymkhana for the 2010 season, Oct. 3 at the Strathmore Rodeo Grounds. Thanks go to judge Carey Arnett for a fine job in placing the classes.

Zach Adolphie had never played football before mid-August. Luckily for head coach Tony Lucas and the Springbank Phoenix, he joined the team as its place kicker. The move paid off at Genesis Place field on Oct.

The Bow Valley Bobcats swept a home-and-home series with the George McDougall Mustangs last week, posting wins of 19-0 in Cochrane on Sept. 28 and 27-7 on Oct. 2 in Airdrie.

So, the NFL season is four weeks old and the only remaining undefeated team is, you guessed it – the Kansas City Chiefs. Wait a second. Really?! You didn’t guess that? Neither did I. Nobody did.