Mavericks season opener rained out in Medicine Hat
Medicine Hat Mavericks postponed their opener against the Brooks Bombers due to rain. Friday starter Jared Libke remains set for the 7:05 p.m. game, while Thursday’s game shifts to Monday June 11. The club returns to play in Okotoks Saturday and hosts the Dawgs and Lethbridge Bulls next week.
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Brooks Bombers
Jared Libke
Bombers
Kyle MacKinnon
Mavs
Fort McMurray
Brandon Hillier
Indiana Tech
Medicine Hat
Okotoks
Dawgs
Lethbridge Bulls
WMBL
Grade 11 Mohawk star joins U of L Jr Horns program
Grade 11 Hat High Mohawks forward Bailey Gosse, 6 foot 9, joins the University of Lethbridge Jr Horns after a standout season. He eyes post secondary play, trains intensely, and reflects on lessons from facing top opponents including the Medicine Hat Outlaws. The Jr Horns plan tournament play in Missoula and Las Vegas. Gosse will return to lead Hat High in the next varsity year after contributing to a 4A provincial upset by the Mohawks.
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Bailey Gosse
Hat High Mohawks
University of Lethbridge Jr. Horns
Gosse
Horns
Missoula
Las Vegas
Jr. Horns
Medicine Hat Outlaws
Outlaws
Hat High
St. Mary’s Saints
Marschell Edges Italy in World Cup Darts Opener
Dawson Marschell and John Part defeated Italy 5-1 to start Team Canada’s World Cup of Darts in Germany. Marschell cited a rough performance but celebrated the win and pride in wearing the Canadian flag before Canada faces Japan’s Seigo Asada and Haruki Muramatsu next.
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Part
Italy
Dawson Marschell
Professional Darts Corporation
Team Canada
Medicine Hat
John Part
Germany
Michel Furlani
Alessio Medaina
Canada
Seigo Asada
Haruki Muramatsu
Team
Japan
Medicine Hat Hosts Legion Baseball Tournament Schedule
The 30th Serous Credit Union tournament features games at 2:30 p.m. 5 p.m. 5:15 p.m. and 7:45 p.m. at McCoy and Jeffries Field. The Medicine Hat Moose Monarchs open at 5:15 p.m. versus the Calgary Redbirds at Jeffries Field.
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American Legion AA
Serous Credit Union
McCoy and Jeffries Field
Medicine Hat Moose Monarchs
Cal
Gehrig Streak Begins After Pipp Replacement in 1925
In 1925 Lou Gehrig bats for Pee Wee Wanninger in the eighth inning and takes over at first base for Wally Pipp, starting his famous consecutive games streak. In 2012 Alex Miklos delivers a go ahead RBI triple in the 21st as Kent State edges Kentucky 7-6 in a marathon NCAA tournament game.
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Lou Gehrig
Pee Wee Wanninger
Wally Pipp
Alex Miklos
Kent State
Kentucky
Unclear event mix from schedule fragment
Fragment lists multiple sports across tennis golf baseball football soccer and mixed martial arts with times and networks but no coherent single event or outcome to summarize.
Lacroix seizes chance at Roy Jones Jr Tournament in Vegas
National champion Janick Lacroix of Medicine Hat boxing heads to Las Vegas for the Roy Jones Jr Tournament where about 1,000 competitors are expected. He won the 75 kilogram open junior division at Red Deer Golden Gloves with a unanimous decision over Ethan Pasek and earned the Golden Boy top pugilist award.
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Janick Lacroix
Medicine Hat Boxing Club
Las Vegas
Roy Jones Jr
Kerry Fahlman
Boxing
Alberta
Lacroix
Dealing with nutrition overload in sport guidance
Kimberlee Brooks, RD MSc, sport dietitian at the Alberta Sport Development Centre, offers practical guidance for parents and young athletes. She covers pre event meals, hydration, and when to use sports drinks, energy drinks, or vitamin waters, emphasizing water, sleep, recovery, and a balanced plan.
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Alberta Sport Development Centre
Kbrooks
Mhc
Ab.ca
Kimberlee Brooks, RD
Msc
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