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Sabres girls' soccer team has high expectations

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Titans looking better than ever

Thursday, 09 September 2010 00:00 Kyle Smylie | © DrumhellerMail.com

The Drumheller Senior Titans had this year’s first taste of football on Canadian soil last Saturday, beating out a new team in Lethbridge and giving support to the hope of a strong season.
Taking down the Lethbridge Coyotes 37-16 this weekend, Titans head coach Jason Rasmussen said the team is looking good this year.
“We weren’t thinking one dimensionally like we typically would,” Rasmussen said. “We had an extremely effective passing game...

Sabres girls' soccer team has high expectations

Friday, 03 September 2010 08:58 Pat Kolafa | © DrumhellerMail.com

The St. Anthony’s Sabres senior girls soccer team is practising for what could potentially be a banner year.
This is the third year the school has fielded a team, and it may be its brightest. After losing only one Grade 12 player and the solid core returning, the team could go well into the playoffs this year.

Four senior athletes bring home eight medals from national games

Friday, 03 September 2010 08:55 Pat Kolafa | © DrumhellerMail.com

Drumheller athletes shined once again on the national stage this summer as four senior athletes competed in the 2010 Canada 55-Plus Games.

Drumheller Dragons lose to Olds in first exhibition game

Wednesday, 01 September 2010 09:29 Kyle Smylie | © DrumhellerMail.com

Monday marked the beginning of the 2010/2011 season for the Drumheller Dragons, and even though the team took a loss against the Olds Grizzlys, the game was a valuable demonstration of what the new Dragons could do.

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Titans show resilience in San Diego tourney

Wednesday, 01 September 2010 09:28 Pat Kolafa | © DrumhellerMail.com

The Drumheller Titans returned from San Diego Sunday night after playing in their first international tournament. Not only did they get a taste of American Football, they also came home with experience that will help them in the rest of the season and the rest of their lives.
“They showed some sign of life and resilience, determination to win,” said one of the coaching staff Ryan Hatch upon returning home. “As a preseason game for us, it definitely showed that no...

California school looks forward to Titans clash

The Drumheller Senior Titans football team is in San Diego getting ready to play, and knows there will be some tough competition ahead of them.
In fact, the competition is eagerly waiting for them