Vikings sweep zone track as Hat hosts junior meet
Athletes from across southern Alberta competed at Medicine Hat Rotary Track for zone titles. Crescent Heights won the large schools banner led by Josh Suelzle who set a bantam discus mark of 31.09 metres. Madison Kane-Rissling of St Mary's won juvenile girls titles in the 100 metres and triple jump. Hat High's Conner Morrow set a midget javelin record of 45.34 metres, while Hat High 4x400 team of May, Halladay, Menesho and Davidson set a meet record in 3:54.07. Seven Persons' Karli Schnell added a bantam javelin mark of 28.46 metres.
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Crescent Heights
Josh Suelzle
Suelzle
St. Mary’s
Madison Kane-Rissling
Hat High
Conner Morrow
Jaxon May
Jaren Halladay
Binyam Menesho
Parker Davidson
Bantam
Shaylee Straube
Hailey Parker
Alexandra
Marissa Schmaltz
Brooklyn Kazinski
Hannah Salmon
Notre Dame
Karli Schnell
Maddy Caparini
HI Bantam Boys
Orin May
Zach Campbell
St. Mary's
Jane Canadine
Kaycee McKenna
Bethany Regier
Kia Kannekens
Leeanne Arnott
Irvine
Cassie Robbins-Fischer
Nickola Haugan
Senator Gershaw
Jayden Stein
Obi Amaga
Alaina Rissling
Mikayla Grimm
Seven Persons
Megan Jonker
Enoch Doe
Ty Jans
Hunter Hill
Trevor Mickey
Parkside
Dante Gentile
Sebastian Moreno-Gonzalez
Brandon Becker
Schuler
Lewis Benoy
South Zone junior high track results highlight area medalists
Medicine Hat and area athletes dominated the South Zone junior high track and field medals at Rotary. Crescent Heights and Alexandra lead in multiple events across bantam to juvenile divisions with top times and distances posted by Bay-area athletes including Shaylee Straube Hailey Parker Marissa Schmaltz Brooklyn Kazinski Karli Schnell Hannah Salmon Maddy Caparini and others representing Crescent Heights Alexandra Notre Dame St. Mary's Hat High Seven Persons Irvine Schuler and Parkside in sprint distance jumps throws and relays.
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Green Heroic as Mavericks Edge Dawgs in Ninth
Aaron Green, listed at 5 foot 11 and 205 pounds, sparked the Medicine Hat Mavericks to an 8-7 win over the Okotoks Dawgs with a two out bases loaded double in the ninth at Athletic Park. He also connected for a grand slam in the fifth as Okotoks led early before Medicine Hat rallied. Bryce Fein pitched two scoreless innings for the win. Brad Lindsley took the loss. Medicine Hat improves to 1-4, Okotoks drops to 0-4.
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Medicine Hat Mavericks
Fargo, North Dakota
Okotoks Dawgs
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Dalton Gulick
Medicine Hat
Okotoks
Bryce Fein
Brad Lindsley
Mavs
Small infielder Kemp aims high for Mavericks impact
Kemp, the 20 year old second baseman for the Medicine Hat Mavericks, embraces his height challenge and proves himself at Columbia State with a .401 average, 37 RBIs and 15 steals in 46 games. Manager Adam Shersher expects continued strong play as Kemp adapts to the Western Major Baseball League.
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Medicine Hat Mavericks
Kemp
Columbia State Community College
Mays
Blake Rowlett
Jackson State
Mavericks
Adam Shersher
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