Brooks Bandits Stratagem Shines as Marler Earns All-Star Nod
All-star Marier Brooks of the Brooks Bandits leads this season with 34 goals and 62 points in 40 games placing 10th in the AJHL. He becomes the Bandits first all-star after being named to the Alberta Junior Hockey League South Division team. The AJHL All-Star Game is set for January 27 in Drayton Valley with rosters featuring Rogers AT&T Wireless North and South Division selections.
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Big names light up opening day at Double Sawbuck Spiel
Curling action at the Medicine Hat Curling Club features Randy Brucker posting a 7-3 win over Boston Pizza No. 2. The Stroh brothers also win their debuts while defending champion Mike Stroh skip leads Boston Pizza No. 3 to an 8-3 victory over Terry Meidinger. Andy Stroh, last year’s finalist, defeats Jim Tarnasky 12-2 as 32 rinks compete through Saturday.
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Brothers avoid criminal record in Kamloops mall assault
Two Kamloops brothers aged 20 and 17 involved in a Aug 8 assault on Swift Current Broncos player Craig Priestley at a mall will not receive a criminal record. Judge Bill Blair granted conditional discharges with nine months probation and 50 hours community service after acknowledging a long running family feud.
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RoyalsGas up in PeeWee Battle Win 9-3
The PeeWee AA Royals improved to 8-9-1 in the South Central Alberta PeeWee AA League standings, defeating the Zone's Drug Mart Warriors 9-3. Kevin Underhuste scored four goals, Jerrid Sauer added two, with Brett Lowson, Jason Reeder and Trent Davison also scoring. Dusty Wenzel and Joel Wright answered for the Warriors.
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Lemieux Returns Sparks Penguins 5-0 Victory Over Maple Leafs
Mario Lemieux dazzled in his first game back from retirement as the Penguins defeated the Toronto Maple Leafs 5-0. Lemieux assisted on a Jagr goal 33 seconds in and scored a goal himself, joining forces with Jagr and Hrdina for a potent line. The crowd of 17,148 saw Lemieux’s playmaking and the power play still clicking despite no goals on the man advantage.
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Warriors stumble in Calgary hockey tournament outing
Moose Midget AA Warriors drop an 11 1 decision to Calgary Stampeders after a 6 3 loss to Swift Current. Coach McCrea laments inconsistent play before provincials in March and aims to tighten the lineup.
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Loucks Debuts Delayed By Alberta Weather For Tigers
New Medicine Hat Tigers head coach Loucks missed his first game as road conditions blocked a trip to Red Deer. The contest was rescheduled for Centrium tonight at 7 p.m. Loucks, named Thursday, inherits interim Randy Wong and Bryan Ellerman as assistants. The Tigers sit 8-21-41 in the Central Division while Loucks vows to unite talent into a cohesive team.
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Canada uses Morisset Jaspers and MacKenzie in fourth line for Finland test
Canada at the 2001 World Junior Championship fields Morisset Jaspers and MacKenzie in a fourth line to shut down Finland's top unit. Morisset, Jaspers and MacKenzie bring scoring and two way play, with Morisset noted for hybrid forward duties and checking. Finland opened with a 3 2 win over Switzerland as Canada prepared for a 9 0 victory over Belarus previously.
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