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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Dec 17, 2003
Page
4
Readers vote in the Local Sports poll on the News Web site. The weekly question asks which import player has been the Tigers' best in recent years with five candidates including Yannie Seidenberg Martin Kubaliak Peter Chvojka Vladimir Sicak and Martin Cibak.
McCoy high school's junior varsity team beat Bassano 53 47 at McCoy Tuesday night led by 14 points from Travis Graveline and Mark Fieldberg. Jerry Kayle added 12 for Bassano while the Colts varsity had a 71 59 win over St Mike's Bears Monday. Dustin Lillica led the Colts with 18 points and Kuzik Hammel scored 16 and 14. Bears foe Renee Grol scored 40 for St Mike's. Colts move to 3 1 in Palliser play.
Medicine Hat curler Leon Moch moves on to the Men's Southern playdowns after winning the C pool at the Zone 1 curling playdowns in Lethbridge. A strong finish in Crowsnest could earn him a spot at the Provincial championships in February at Hinton.
Brent Seabrook discarded the sleepless ritual as he learned he made Canada’s National Junior Team after three months of waiting and three days of anxious wakeups. He shared a room with Cape Breton forward Stephen Dixon during the process and recalled sleepless nights before the cut announcements.
Senior B girls Brooks Buffalos visit Eagle Butte Talons at 6 p.m. Rosemary Rockets face Crescent Heights Chinooks and Vikings at 6 p.m. St. Joe's hosts McCay Colts in boys action at 6 p.m. Curling features Boston Pizza Super League and Casino By Vanshaw Ladies Super League at 8 30 p.m. at Medicine Hat Curling Club.
The 2003 PGA Tour Q School enters its fifth round with play beginning at 9 a.m. The event features players vying for PGA Tour status across a grueling final qualifying stage.
Canadian junior team head coach Mario Durocher released six players on Tuesday, including Tan White of the Swift Current Broncos, ending his bid after a fractured left ankle limited practice. White had helped Canada win silver in 2008. team will head to the world junior championship minus several veterans with two returning players. Durocher cited injury risk and depth as reasons to omit White and other finalists as Canada opens December 26 against Finland.
Medicine Hat Tigers and Kootenay Ice, both near holiday distraction, clash in Cranbrook in a must win game that could lift the Tigers to second in the Central Division. Tigers forward Kieran Block leads a determined push while missing forward Yannie Seidenberg and Ice sniper Nigel Dawes headlines roster notes.
Canadian golfer Mike Weir, Masters champion, is named Lou Marsh Trophy winner ahead of Dodgers reliever Eric Gagne by a single vote. Weir, from Bright’s Grove Ontario, becomes Canada’s standout athlete for 2003, with Cy Young winner Gagne among finalists and other contenders including Turgeon Felicien Wotherspoon Tracy Despatie and Heymans.
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