Cyclones win LaCombe ringette title in final over Vibe
Medicine Hat LDC Junior A Cyclones dominate Lacombe tournament finishing 3-0 in round robin and 3-2 in final against Calgary Northwest Vibe. Kelly Green Joy Andreas and Jody Stern starred with multiple goals supported by Andreas Schiebelbein Stern Scott Hallick and Angelic in the win. Lindy Couillard blocked in goal throughout the tourney.
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Calgary Northwest
Vibe
Kelly Green
Joy Andreas
Jody Stern
Spruce Grove
Heather Schiebelbein
Chelsea Hallick
Andreas
Taylor Mason
Schiebelbein
Stern
Kim Scott
Kelly
Kayla Green
Mandy Ebel
Picton
Scott
Hallick
Jessie Angelic
Lindy Couillard
Chinook Oyen Crescent Heights girls win tournament title
The Chinooks swept through Oyen earning gold with a 59-44 final over hosts Oyen. Jenna Drever led with 25 points, Kari Thompson added 18, and Drever had 12 in the semifinal 72-23 win over Youngstown. Opening 85-40 win vs Berry Creek featured 18 from Drever and 16 from Mel Villancourt.
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Drever
Mel Villancourt
Carla Hatch
Brittany Clark
Stephanie Saucier
Te Ralston Rovers roll past All-Stars in 10-0 indoor win
Te Ralston Rovers moved over .500 with a 10-0 victory over the Rec League All-Stars in the Medicine Hat Senior Men's Indoor Soccer League. Andrew Hannah scored six goals, with Bob Quayle Jim Simpson and Neil Brewster also scoring. Stu Paterson earned the shutout.
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Medicine Hat
Andrew Hannah
Rovers
Bob Quayle
Jim Simpson
Neil Brewster
Stu Paterson
Boston Pizza
Stiletto’s
Joe Gentile
Gary Scahill
Greg McLeod
Chris Kean
B.P
John Crabtree
Guillermo Coreas
Alvaro Navaette
Alonso Tejada
Top Pizza
Logos/Lizard’s
Rob Torrance
Rudy Alvarez
Kip Lyons
Sergio Vielman
John Hieb
Paul Vasquez
Mark Brennan
Mario’s
Logos
Lizard
Iain Cain
Ryan McDonald
Derek van Diest
Matt Landink
Francisco Valenzula
Canadian junior camp opens as pressure mounts for players
Toronto hosts 34 invitees at York University for selection camp with 12 set to be released during Christmas, amid intense scrutiny from coaches scouts and media. Nine potential returnees plus Jay Bouwmeester boost roster prospects a tough path to make the 2001 squad. Defencemen Steve McCarthy joins camp with others as cuts begin after intrasquad games and a 6 a.m. wake call.
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Toronto
York University
Moscow
Daniel Cleary
Edmonton Oilers
Mike Comrie
Chicago Blackhawks
Steve McCarthy
Medicine Hat Tigers
Jay Bouwmeester
Promise of a Banner Season for Medicine Hat Boxing Club
Medicine Hat Boxing Club eyes a strong year with many fights and key tournaments ahead. At Bronze Gloves in Edmonton Cody McFarlane and Matt Rennie won their classes while Kory Hill fell in a senior novice bout. The club aims for provincials nationals and Quebec Cup entries as they prepare for a busy schedule.
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Edmonton
Cody McFarlane
Wilson Strutt
Cougar Boxing Club
Matt Rennie
Billy Kashu
Stan Insko
Insko
Cody
Jamie Taylor
Trois-Riviéres
Que
Red Deer
Montreal
Russ Amber
CBC TV
Canada
Sydney
Australia
Europe
United States
Rennie
McFarlane
Megan Gradwell
Megan
Mike Bednar
Kory Hill
Athletic Colt draws college attention in dual sport star
McCoy Colts athlete Kim Stonehouse at 16 attended a Volleyball identification camp in Assiniboia Saskatchewan with 17 US colleges present. Scouts noted her as a top prospect while she also led the Colts to a 58-51 win in basketball. She may choose volleyball or basketball after junior year.
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Stonehouse
McCoy Colts
Assiniboia
Sask
America
Kim
Brian Stonehouse
Saskatchewan
Ree Stoh
U.S
Colts
Doug Grimm
Grimm
Crescent Heights Chinooks
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