Stanley Cup visit
The Stanley Cup is coming to Calahoo on Tuesday and St. Albert is expected to be its next stop Wednesday.
Head coach Craig Berube of the St. Louis Blues is bringing the Stanley Cup to the hamlet of Calahoo, population, 85 (as of 2016), where he grew up before embarking on a lengthy National Hockey League playing career before switching to the coaching ranks and defenceman Colton Parayko is next in line to share it with is hometown of St. Albert.
Preliminary details for the Stanley Cup in Calahoo includes a public welcoming at 9 a.m. at the arena and, after a brief presentation, it will be made available for pictures on first-come basis.
At noon the Stanley Cup will be paraded down Main Street.
Initial reports of Parayko's day with the Stanley Cup includes stops at the Stollery Children’s Hospital, The Canadian Brewhouse in St. Albert, and an evening affair at Glendale Golf & Country Club.
More details will be made available for both events as they are confirmed.
Visit StAlbertToday.ca for updates.
Junior golf results
The table is set for three St. Albert golfers at the Alberta Junior Championship after last weekend’s performance in High River.
Podium finishes by Brooke and Belle Brezovski, and Ethan Wilson at the Maple Leaf Junior Golf Tour's Alberta Junior Championship Preview at the Highwood links bodes well for the Glendale members at the same course.
The tournament starts Tuesday for males and females aged 18 and under and the field size is 36 females and 120 males.
At the provincial preview event, Brooke carded a personal-best 68 in her final round in the 15 to 18 division to force a playoff with MacKenzie Baustad of Calgary as both finished with two-day scores of 146.
The playoff was decided in the fourth extra hole.
Baustad, 16, had built up a six-shot lead after the first round with a 72 while Brooke, 15, shot a 78.
Belle, 14, placed third in the U15 division with a total of 168 (83-85).
The winner was Georgia Barr, 14, of Calgary at 161 (84-77).
In the bantam male division, Wilson carded a pair of 74s to place second behind the 146 (74-72) by Brandin Stahl, 14, of Priddis.
It was also the third career runner-up finish for Wilson, 14.
