Tremblay named rookie of the year in CIAU football
Jean-Frederic Tremblay of Université Laval Rouge et Or wins the Peter Gorman Trophy as CIAU football rookie of the year, ahead of Mark Shantz. Kojo Aidoo of McMaster captures the Hec Crighton Trophy as outstanding player. Other winners include Joey Mikanez and Randy Chevrier.
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Jean-Frederic Tremblay
Université Laval Rouge Et Or
Canadian Intercollegiate Athletic Union
Mark Shantz
University of Alberta Golden Bears
Shantz
Brooks Buffalos
Canada West
University of Windsor Lancers
Jeff Bonelli
Bruce Nelson
Saint Mary’s University Huskies
Tremblay
Peter Gorman
Quebec City
Kojo Aidoo
McMaster University Marauders
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Canadian team eyes berth in World Cup via Panamanian run
Morrison leads Canada in Panama City as they seek a spot in the 2001 Senior World Cup of Baseball in Taiwan. A 3-2 loss to Nicaragua followed by a win over the Dominican Republic puts Canada into the championship game, with Nicaragua and Panama in the other semifinal. Morrison went 2-for-4 and is joined by catcher Paul Schlosser on the roster.
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Panama
Ge Morrison
Canada
Taiwan
Nicaragua
Dominican Republic
Morrison
Medicine Hat
Paul Schlosser
Kwahommies open Klassic with 70 33 win over Brooks Lady Buffalos
Medicine Hat Kwahommies dominated Brooks 70 to 33 in the Kwahomie Klassic opener at Hat High. Lindsay Woodward led with 17 points while Kendra Smid had 14 and Jen Tschritter 12 as Brooks battled but could not convert shots. The Kwahommies face Cochrane Cobras next with hopes of advancing.
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Mike Bednar
Kendra Smid
Hat High
Kwahommies
Brooks Buffalos
Kwahommie Klassic
Medicine Hat
Brooks Lady Buffalos
Lindsay Woodward
Jen Tschritter
Tessa Parker
Amy Toews
Lady Buffalos
Brooks
Boris Grisonich
Kwahommie
Grisonich
Klassic
Cochrane Cobras
Cobras
Holly Robinson
Grisenich
Sirett Heads to National Finals Rodeo in Las Vegas
Las Vegas opens a 10 day NFR run at the Thomas and Mack Centre with Canadian bull rider Sirett making his NFR debut. He trained mainly in the United States after a Montana State rodeo scholarship cost him a Canadian Finals bid. He ranked 10th in the world last year with 61 683 in winnings and seeks CFR and NFR qualification.
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Nevagan Sirett
Montana State University
Bozeman
Mont
United States
Edmonton
Thomas and Meee
UNLV
Oklahoma City
Glen O'Neill
Water Valley
Rod Hay
Wildwood
Rod Warren
Valleyview
Robbie Bell
Houston
B.C
Davey Shields Jr
Hanna
CFR
NFR
Medicine Hat
Sirett
San Francisco
Brooks Bandits Fall 5 3 in Camrose AJHL Clash
Brooks Bandits lose 5-3 to the host Kodiaks in Camrose as three second period goals sink the visitors. Kevin Leonard Jamie Marshall and Joe Marsh scored for Brooks with Leonard giving a first period lead. Matt Ponto and Mark Stott added goals for Camrose while Darrell Stoddard Taggart Desmet and Stott helped pace the Kodiaks. Branson Pywell stopped 31 shots in a losing effort as Brooks drops to 12 17 2 and sits fifth in the AJHL South Division.
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Brooks
Bouwmeester Back In Fine Form At 17 In WHL
The Medicine Hat Tigers star defenceman Jay Bouwmeester, aged 17 years and two months, regains form after a slow start. Coach Randy Wong praises his leadership and calls him the quarterback and near point-a-game producer as he eyes Canada world junior camp invitees.
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Jay Bouwmeester
Medicine Hat Tigers
Bouwmeester
Tigers
Randy Wong
Moose Jaw Warriors
Jay
NHL
Wong
Canada
Sweden
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