The Hat's where it's at for soccer
More than 800 young athletes from Alberta Saskatchewan British Columbia and Montana compete in Medicine Hat's 10th Annual Father's Day Soccer Tournament at Crescent Heights High School and the Family Leisure Centre. The event runs through Sunday with 55 teams on 10 fields and games starting tonight at 7 p.m. MHSA lists times on its website.
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All-star rugby squads reflect local high schools
Medicine Hat High School leads with both girls and boys league titles and top all-star representation. Crescent Heights first year girls join Shelley Baker Susanne Pils and Jennifer Mitchell among selectees. Kwabommies place six on the squad Kayley Ruzycki Kristen Shelton Amy Thorogood Danny Lowe Becky Heninger Jo Dalton. Mohawks add five stars Kyle McNeil Mitch Bohonos Nathan Nitter Lyndon Boychuk Jeff Pancoast.
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Susanne Pils
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Kayley Ruzycki
Kristen Shelton
Amy Thorogood
Danny Lowe
Becky Heninger
Jo Dalton
Mohawks
Kyle McNeil
Mitch Bohonos
Nathan Nitter
Lyndon Boychuk
Jeff Pancoast
Barrie Shave Doubles Classic for Cancer Research
The Medicine Hat Tennis Club hosts the Barrie Shave Doubles Classic to raise funds for cancer research. The 10th annual Medicine Hat Soccer Association Father’s Day Tournament unfolds at Crescent Heights High School and the Family Leisure Centre with a 7 p.m. start.
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PGA U S Open second round schedule across networks
A busy day of sports on TSN NBC and TSN channels with golf action at 9 am 1 pm and 6 pm plus MLB games Cubs at Blue Jays Astros at Red Sox Braves at Mariners and a NBA Playoffs Game 5 Spurs versus Nets airing across networks including ABC SportsNet WSBK and TBS.
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Brodeur Wins Vezina After Storied Season With Devils
Martin Brodeur finally earns the Vezina Trophy after leading the NHL with 41 wins and nine shutouts as the New Jersey Devils claim another championship. He shares honors with Forsberg as top players, while Lidstrom makes Norris history and Jackiman feted as Calder winner.
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2003 NHL Award Winners Announced in Toronto
The ceremony honored top players across categories with Peter Forsberg winning MVP for Colorado. Detroit and Dallas stars claimed multiple awards, while Marcus Naslund earned the Lester B Pearson Award for outstanding player.
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Barrie Shave Memorial Doubles Classic Opens In Medicine Hat
The Fifth Annual Barrie Shave Memorial Doubles Classic for Cancer Research kicks off at 5:30 p.m. at the Medicine Hat Tennis Club with strong fields in both men’s and women’s draws. Top seeds include Chris Johnston and Roland Cloutier for men and Dorothy Samuel and Sabrina Samuel for women. The event, a community fundraiser, aims to raise about $6,000 for cancer research and club support, with festivities from Boston Pizza icebreaker to a Lodge banquet and Sunday finals.
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