Bellamy rink splits, sits third at junior curling championships
Medicine Hat skip Jordan Bellamy with Donovan Bellamy Cory Bachmeier and Graham Anderson posted a 2-2 record at the 2002 Target Provincial Junior Curling Championships after a morning 7-6 win over Scott Cruickshank and a 10-5 loss to Brent Bawel. Bellamy aims to win two of three remaining round-robin games to reach the playoffs.
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Grande Prairie
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Marc Kennedy
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Morinville
Greg Webb
Peace River
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Bantam Midget AA Hockey Schedule Highlights
Sunday schedule features Brooks Storm versus Moose Warriors at Kinplex Midget AA arena at 9 a.m. and Medicine Hat Family Leisure Centre hosts Wheat Kings vs Tigers at 2:30 p.m. Final matchups follow with Kinplex events at 8 a.m. and 2 p.m. featuring Lethbridge Hounds against Moose Warriors.
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National and regional sports schedule highlights for 2001
Canada faces Russia in junior hockey at 7 am with follow ups at 2 pm TSN. Motor City Bowl Cincinnati meets Toledo at 10 am TSN. Bruins visit Lightning at 4 pm WSBK. Ottawa or Toronto regional games at 5 pm CBC. Devils visit Canucks at 8 pm CBC. Ravens face Buccaneers at 7 pm ABC. Canada Finland title game at 10:45 am TSN. Colts meet Rams at 11 am CBS. Seahawks visit Chargers at 2 pm CBS. Raiders at Broncos 2 pm WWI. Redskins at Saints 6:30 pm TSN. Devils at Oilers 6 pm CTV Sport.
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West league rogue Jordin Tootoo dominates Wheat Kings
In the WHL, Jordin Tootoo of the Brandon Wheat Kings is viewed as a fierce rival and the league’s most hated player. The 18-year-old, 5'8" 185 pounds, is praised for his relentless, high‑impact style, scoring nearly a point per game and drawing scrutiny for confrontations.
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Tootoo Embraces Rough Style Amidst On Ice Rivalries
Jayson Tootoo defends his hard hitting game and taunts after knocking down Grant McNeill. The veteran winger explains he relies on fitness to sustain his aggressive style and won’t tone down the rambunctious play. He recalls Rankin Inlet roots and a fierce hockey culture shaping his approach.
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Tigers survive wild 9 7 win at Lethbridge
Medicine Hat Tigers beat the Lethbridge Hurricanes 9 7 on the road as Rory Rawlyk scored the eventual winner. Tigers overcame a 2 0 first period deficit and exploded with six goals in the second period before sealing it in the third.
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