There was a time when Brittnie Kreiser wanted to give up playing softball.As an 8-year-old, she had already gotten into the routine. Play during

Sunday Morning Coffee ClubCheaper Than TherapyJust the Way We Roll   As I watched the scene unfold at Chuck Wolever field last week

Volleyball Camp Aug. 2-5 for girls in High SchoolThis camp is for those who will be playing high school volleyball at St. Albert in the fall.Monday-ThursdayAugust

Attention 4th thru 7th grade football players - Football Camp and PracticeFootball practice for the fall of 2010 will begin with football camp

St. Albert: Tightening the financial beltBy Dennis Friend, Staff Writer, dennis.friend@nonpareilonline.comPublished: Sunday, July 25, 2010 12:19

Nishnabotna third baseman Manny Martinez had a number of thoughts going through his mind earlier Tuesday, all of which concerned his team's Class

Sunday Morning Coffee ClubCheaper Than TherapyDog Days   So is it hot enough for you?  Do the Dog Days of Summer have you ready

 By Kevin White, Western Iowa Sports Coordinatorkevin.white@nonpareilonline.comPublished: Sunday, July 18, 2010 12:19 AM CDTBen Hecker had

Many parents have inquired about purchasing their sons football helmet.  As some of you know the St. Albert football team will have more

Council Bluffs St. Albert did it again — only this time it took a little longer. The big inning helped Class 1-A No. 5 St. Albert for the

How's this for a postseason start? Class 1-A No. 5 Council Bluffs St. Albert pounded out 15 hits Tuesday in its Class 1-A district opener against

Below is my feeble attempt at moving up the ladder in the family will... (speaking of which, has your family considered naming St. Albert as

See below for the Falcons upcoming schedule...Click here for the Falcons Varsity 2010 football schedule.

The St. Albert family mourns the loss of Warren Bowers who was truly one of the Falcon Greats.  He and his family were involved in

Sunday Morning Coffee ClubCoach     Some days I close my eyes and let thoughts drift in and out, I can be anywhere, at my desk

On Saturday, July 10th, the Visitor Bleachers at Al Leber Field were totally stripped of their last remaining wood and re-painted in a marathon

The top third of its order went 0 for 12. It committed two big errors in a key inning. And yet, the Treynor softball team moved within two wins

Cheering, posing for a team photo, dumping water on their coach — indeed, members of the Council Bluffs St. Albert softball team found

Julie Turner talked to her husband, Tim, by phone at 11:25 a.m. Friday as he prepared to board a World War II-era plane for a fun ride during

The St. Albert family mourns the loss of a 1971 graduate, Tim McDonald.  Please say a prayer today for Tim's soul, his wife Jan, their three

Below is a nice article about Mary Lou McGinn, who along with her husband Joe, have been long time supporters of St. Albert. 

A huge crowd was on hand Tuesday night to help take down the wood from the bleachers on the visitor side of Al Leber Field.  The bleachers

St. Albert can’t hit KennedyA.L’s sophomore pitcher freezes Saintes – againBy PATRICK DONOHUE, Staff Writerpat.donohue@nonpareilonline.comPublished:

The baseball season is starting to wind down.  There is 1 week left before districts start and of course there just isn’t much time

Jimmy Hawk and Andrew Brown each connected on two-run home runs Friday in St. Albert’s 10-0 victory over Clarinda at Chuck Wolever Field.Ben

Below is a great story from Evan Bland about a wonderful St. Albert family who certainly have shown their commitment to Catholic Education...With

Felicia Campbell’s two-RBI triple in the bottom of the seventh inning scored Hannah Sneed and Kelsey Cain and gave St. Albert a 5-4 walk-off

C.B. baseball teams trying to hit stride as postseason looms As the College World Series says goodbye to Rosenblatt Stadium, city baseball

Below is a great article from The Daily Nonpareil about Katie (Heithoff) Darrington who is 1994 graduate of St. Albert...-Charlie Narmi-OMAHA

In recent seasons, Melissa Fidone wouldn’t have believed her team could win in the manner it did Wednesday night.A one-run victory. A slugfest.