Moose Warriors Back in Action for Medicine Hat Tournament
Medicine Hat Moose Warriors AA Midget Hockey opens the Eriplex hosted event after the Christmas break. Swift Current faces Medicine Hat in the opener while Sylvan Lake meets Wheatland, Regina plays North Battleford, and Calgary starts against the Warriors. Semis and finals follow with the A final at 2 15 and B final at 2 30 Friday. The Kinplex hosts all games and a Thursday 8 p.m. skills contest caps the schedule.
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Brandon Wheat Kings await Mueller return in January
Anxious wait surrounds 18 year old Richard Mueller as he prepares to rejoin the Brandon Wheat Kings lineup in January after seven games played over 18 months due to concussion injuries from checks from behind. The WHL season schedule features postponed games with Kootenay Ice and Medicine Hat Tigers rescheduled for January 3 in Cranbrook, while a Dec. 15 Wheat Kings versus Lethbridge Hurricanes match remains unscheduled due to weather.
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Medicine Hat Curling Club hosts Double Sawbuck Spiel
Medicine Hat curlers begin the Double Sawbuck Spiel at the Medicine Hat Curling Club as they return to work after the break. The competition runs through Saturday.
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Tigers hire Loucks to spark Western Hockey League turnaround
Medicine Hat names Bob Loucks as head coach with Randy Wong and Bryan Eller-Tia as assistants and Brent and Darrell Maser as key backers. The Tigers aim to climb from last place, reach the playoffs, and develop young players under contract through 2002-2003. Loucks stresses accountability and improvement to close a 10 point gap with 35 games remaining.
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Two Medicine Hat teens off to World Under-17 Hockey Challenge
Brock Becker and Josh Garbutt of the Medicine Hat Monarch Cable TV Midget AAA Tigers head to Truro Nova Scotia for the 2001 World Under-17 Hockey Challenge running Dec 29 to Jan 4. They were named to Team Pacific after rigorous camps, facing teams from Russia the Czech Republic USA Slovakia and Canada regions. Becker leads the Cats with 12 goals 18 assists in 19 games while Garbutt anchors the blue line seeking to advance to major juniors.
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Canada banks on new line balance to win world junior title
Canada coach Stan Butler tests a Cammalleri Heatley Lundmark line after a 9 0 win over Belarus. Cammalleri scored three, Heatley two, Landmark added three assists as Finland looms.
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Canada and Belarus hockey clash fuels 9-2 Canada win
Scoring spree highlights a Canada led by Heatley and Cammalleri with two power play goals and multiple assists. Belarus faces penalties as Morisset and Moroz draw calls while Torres and Hamhuis help seal a dominant 9 to 2 victory with goals in late periods.
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