Todd Saelhof
Calgary Sun
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Kayla Skrlik, Alberta rebound strong to 'enjoy the moment' of being in Scotties mix
Getting stronger as they go. → Read More
First-year Clancy Grandy rink 'going hard' as host B.C. team at Scotties
Clancy Grandy and her team are representing the host province at this year’s Scotties Tournament of Hearts with a go-for-it attitude. → Read More
NWT's Kerry Galusha picks up where she left off last year at Scotties
Now in her 20th appearance at the national women’s curling championship, the Yellowknife native seems to be in winning form — and loving it. → Read More
STAMPEDERS: Howsare in, Thurman and Orimolade out on first day of CFL free agency
Julian Howsare, 30, brings with him a lovely resumé as a steady d-lineman for the Hamilton Tiger-Cats over the last four seasons. → Read More
Stamps likely to lose a few big names when CFL free agency opens
Dave Dickenson opened his first free-agency window as a GM realizing it was unlikely to re-up all of his top talents from a year ago. → Read More
Roughnecks wrap up big weekend with drop of Mammoth at Dome
The Calgary Roughnecks defeated the Colorado Mammoth 13-9 at the Scotiabank Saddledome to improve to 6-3 this season. → Read More
Star defender Mason Trafford trades cleats for business adventure with Cavalry
Mason Trafford has gone from leading Cavalry FC on the field to leading Calgary’s professional soccer club off the field. → Read More
Roughnecks' resilience driving them through many challenges of NLL season
“It’s just a testament to the guys believing in each other and fighting for each other,” said Roughnecks head coach Curt Malawsky. → Read More
Calgary's Sam Adekugbe recalls 'unfathomable' scene after surviving earthquakes in Turkey
Sam Adekugbe survived the natural disaster. Sullen and still visibly shaken, he recalled the early-morning scene in Antakya, Turkey. → Read More
Stamps' Dickenson follows 'good model' in first off-season as GM
Certainly it’s been different for the longtime Stamps head coach, who doubled up his duties in December. → Read More
Bottcher super rink hard at work ahead of Alberta curling playdowns
Team Bottcher is putting in practice time all over the province. → Read More
Roughnecks rally, win this time in OT behind Cornwall's winner
This time, they got the job done in overtime. → Read More
'Wanted' man Jeff Cornwall fitting in strong with Riggers
Cornwall has proven he has plenty of defensive ability, and his offensive potential has popped up a few times with his new team. → Read More
Nitro Rallycross on ice set to thrill Calgarians at Stampede Park
For only the second time in the sport’s short history, NitroRX does its thing in winter conditions. → Read More
More, please ... Hitmen help ignite exciting Bedard Night at Dome
Connor Bedard put on a show in a competitive 6-5 shootout win over the Calgary Hitmen at the Dome Wednesday night. → Read More
Connor Bedard composed on- and off-ice in thrilling hockey fans
Connor Bedard scores shootout winner as the Regina defeats the Calgary Hitmen 6-5 → Read More
'A helluva player': Connor Bedard expected to fill Saddledome when Pats take on Hitmen
For hockey purists, it’s one of the last opportunities to see Connor Bedard before he jumps to NHL stardom → Read More
Hitmen scratching out valuable points in hectic part of WHL schedule
The Hitmen went toe-to-toe — and then some — before losing in overtime to the Canadian Hockey League’s top-ranked team, the Winnipeg ICE. → Read More
NLL Roughnecks 'deserved better' in OT loss to visiting Rock
The Calgary Roughnecks fall short in Overtime as they lose to the Toronto Rock 11-10 at the Scotiabank Saddledome. → Read More
Currier brothers bring 'super-competitive' spirit to Roughnecks roster
Zach Currier is a fan favourite at the Rough House, so his older brother, Josh, seemingly has a long ways to go to catch up to that love. → Read More