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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Dec 20, 2000
Page
5
Medicine Hat Monarch Cable TV Midget AAA Tigers, coached by D Craipley, won 4-3 at Strathmore and 6-5 at Calgary to run their record to 12-10-1 in Alberta Midget AA4 Hockey League. Brock Beker praised a lighter mood and improved play as the Cats push five wins in six.
The John Gruber Scholarship Fund seeks eight $500 awards funded by the annual John Gruber Memorial Golf Tournament. Applicants must be attending or planning to attend secondary or post secondary education, with enrollment verification required. Deadline is December 28, and $19,500 has been awarded in the past five years. Tim Gruber, funds chairman, can be reached at 526-8360 for more information.
Medicine Hat High School Kwahommies senior girls top Lethbridge Catholic Central 55 51 to move to 2 0 in league play. Kendra Smid scores 21 while Lindsay Woodward adds 11 as Naomi Decosse injures knee and may miss rest of season.
Vilundahallen Sweden hosts two exhibitions as Canada’s 22 player world junior squad, guided by coach Butler. The Toronto native, 44, emphasizes hard work and team effort while former players Raffi Torres and Jay Harrison praise his direct style and example setting. Butler’s background spans Prince George, Oshawa, and Canada’s under-18 title, with staff Mike Kelly and Kevin Dickie assisting.
Lemieux once served as an assistant with the AHL's P E I Senators and with the OHL's London Knights. Dickie, a former head coach at Acadia and Regina, also led Melfort to a national final and coached in the CHA's under-18 program. Kelly stresses every tournament game is a must beat.
Halifax wins the right to host the 2003 world junior hockey championship after strong local support. CHA president Bob Nicholson praises the community as 5000 ticket packages sold and Hockey Nova Scotia president Denny Deveau foresees a lasting hockey legacy for Nova Scotia.
Jennifer Pritchard, Crescent Heights alum and Winthrop University sophomore, helped the Eagles reach the Big South tournament final with a 24 10 record. She expects a Big South title next season and medical school after graduation. She notes cultural adjustments in Rock Hill and growing volleyball exposure in the East.
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