West Division title to be decided in CFL season finale
The choice of the West Division winner remains speculative as the CFL regular season nears completion. Among contenders are the British Columbia Lions, Calgary Stampeders, Edmonton Eskimos, Saskatchewan Roughriders, and Winnipeg Blue Bombers, each vying for top spot in a tightly contested race.
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British Columbia Lions
Calgary Stampeders
Edmonton Eskimos
Saskatchewan Roughriders
Winnipeg Blue Bombers
Monarchs Dominate Electrics In Doubleheader Sweep
Medicine Hat News reports the Monarchs 5 and 1 swept a Class AA American Legion doubleheader in Great Falls, scoring 30 runs. In game one A Lowes went 3 for 3 with three runs and three RBI, Dan Theofan two RBI, Justin Koch two RBI, as Ryan Pfeifer earned the win. Game two 16-1 featured Troy Grisbrook pitching a one hitter in five innings, Moser 4-for-4 with four RBI, Skyler Stromsmoe 3-for-4 with a steal and two runs. The Monarchs return home Wednesday at 5 p.m. to face Kalispell Lakers at Athletic Park.
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Great Falls
Mont
Adam Moser
Monarchs
Troy Grisbrook
Grisbrook
Moser
Skyler Stromsmoe
Knights split four games on roadtrip in Alberta
The Medicine Hat Knights split a four game series on the road, beating the Royals 3-2 behind Cam Rittinger in Fort Macleod before an 11-9 loss as Kurtis Johnson took the loss. Nate Coehoorm drove in three and Kyle Prosser had two hits. In Vauxhall against the Spurs the Knights won 12-11 with Jan Haberlack going 4-for-4 and six RBI, then lost 4-1 as Darren Smeby allowed five strikeouts in a complete game. The Knights sit 5-5 and head to the Kinsmen Complex for doubleheaders against Great Falls.
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Fort Macleod
Medicine Hat
Knights
Royals
American Legion
Cam Rittinger
Kurtis Johnson
Johnson
Nate Coehoorm
Kyle Prosser
Vauxhall
Spurs
Chadley
Jan Haberlack
Mike Lewis
Darren Smeby
Kinsmen Complex
Great Falls Stallions
Great Falls Sparkies
Swift Current Indians at Medicine Hat Mavericks clash
WMBL action features Swift Current Indians visiting Medicine Hat Mavericks at Athletic Park for a 7 p.m. matchup. Indians seek wins on the road while Mavericks aim to defend their home turf in Medicine Hat.
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WMBL
Swift Current Indians
Medicine Hat
Dave Galasso
Medicine Hat Mavericks
Justin Miller
Saskatoon Yellow Jacket
Jeremy Meloche
Mavericks
Yellow Jackets
Athletic Park
Mavericks stay hot in WMBL win over Jackets
Medicine Hat Mavericks beat Saskatoon 6-4 in their sixth win of the season. Trevor Bishop fired a complete game, allowing four runs on nine hits with 10 strikeouts as five Mavericks swiped bases. Barrett, new to the squad, debuted with two hits and helped spark the late rally. The win lifts Hat to 6-5 and a three way tie for West Division lead. next home game vs Swift Current.
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Mavericks
Randy LeBleu
Saskatoon Yellow Jackets
Hinton
Jackets
Mavs
Greg Mullins
Jeremy Procyshen
Justin Miller
Riley Barrett
Trevor Bishop
Jeremy Allgood
LeBleu
Trevor
Bishop
Mullins
Barrett
Lethbridge Diablos
Calgary
Yellow Jackets
Lethbridge Bulls
Athletic Park
Swift Current Indians
Kowal wins Bomber Class at Medicine Hat Speedway
Mandy Kowal tied a straightforward approach to win the main-event in the Bomber Class at Medicine Hat Speedway on Saturday night driving her 1980 Buick Regal. Al Brown won Legends ahead of Rick Blanchette and James Egloff, all from Calgary. Curt Clampitt of Glasgow, Montana won Street Stock, with Mark Weishaar, Jason Martin following. Vince Walker of Medicine Hat topped Mini Stocks after earlier heat victory by Kowal. A first-race crash marred the heat, involving Curtis Bachmier and Jesse Fitzpatrick. Sissons recovered to contend. Kowal had battled gear trouble May 31 and then surged to first place, saying she’d push the gas to the floor.
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Mandy Kowal
Medicine Hat Speedway
al Brown
Rick Blanchette
James Egloff
Calgary
Curt Clampitt
Glasgow
Mont
Rod Burstin
Mark Weishaar
Jason Martin
Clampitt
Vince Walker
Kevin Cooper
Jim Thauberger
Koval
Mike Nieman
Nieman
Kowal
Sheldon Noga
Curtis Bachmier
Jesse Fitzpatrick
Jake Sissons
Bachmier
No. 20
Sissons
Fitzpatrick
Badimier
Badhmier
Mothers and daughters win Barrie Shave final in memory
In the Fifth Annual Barrie Shave Memorial Doubles Classic on Father’s Day, Dorothy and Sabrina Samuel defeated Angelica and Victoria McEachern 6-2 6-3 in the women’s final. Sabrina dedicated the win to her late father Julian, who passed away in March, and the event raised funds for the Canadian Cancer Society and junior tennis development.
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Roland Cloutier
Chris Johnston
Trevor
Troy Riddell
Dad
Dorothy
Sabrina Samuel
Angelica
Victoria McEachern
Sabrina
Julian
Ift
McEacherns
Samuels
Linda Stolz
Sharon Watch
Dorrie McLeod
Linda Norris
Brian Patterson
Barrie
Shaves
Canadian Cancer Society
Gas City
Patterson
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