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The Airdrie Thunder’s season may have ended, but those involved with the team are already looking back at the 2010-11 campaign. What will the season be remembered for? The answer is clear: The three coaching changes.

Former Airdrie Xtreme players Torrin White and Spenser Jensen won bronze medals in boys’ hockey at the Canada Winter Games in Halifax, N.S.

Airdrie’s Boss Boxing is preparing to host its inaugural amateur boxing card, featuring some of Alberta’s top fighters, at the Town and Country Centre, March 12.

The Airdrie Thunder’s season may have ended, but those involved with the team are already looking back at the 2010-11 campaign. What will the season be remembered for? The answer is clear: The three coaching changes.

The Airdrie Thunder attempted another valiant comeback in game two of its series against the Three Hills Thrashers, but it wasn’t enough as the Jr. B hockey team dropped a 5-4 decision in overtime, Feb. 24 at the Ron Ebbesen Arena.

Spotting teams a five-goal lead in the playoffs won’t win you many games.

All season long, the Airdrie Xtreme had problems holding onto third period leads. In a short, best-of-three, playoff series, it sealed the team’s fate.

All season long, the Airdrie Xtreme had problems holding onto third period leads. In a short, best-of-three, playoff series, it sealed the team’s fate.

Spotting teams a five-goal lead in the playoffs won’t win you many games.

Since being traded from the WHL’s Tri-City Americans to the Regina Pats on Dec. 10, Nils Moser hadn’t had the chance to play in too many important games for his new club. But his 14th game with the Pats was a different story.