Peewee girls win Red Deer softball tourney title
Medicine Hat PeeWees sweep four games to capture the softball tournament gold in Red Deer. Pitchers Megan Risling Dara Hanna and Carlos Seitz earned the 9-7 final over Sherwood Park. The Hat squad coached by Pam and Mike Antler opened with a 10-5 win over Calahoo and later beat Calgary and Edmonton to reach the final.
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Red Deer
Medicine Hat
Hat Peewee Rep
Megan Risling
Dara Hanna
Carlos Seitz
Sherwood Park
Hat
Pam
Mike Antler
Calahoo
Calgary
Kayla Stroh
Lori Weisgerber
Jocelyn Hittel
Edmonton
Tyler Kraft tops Alberta provincial high school rodeo title
Tyler Kraft, a Grade 11 student at Eagle Butte high school Dunmore, won the team roping event at the Alberta Provincial High School Finals Rodeo in Claresholm. He earned Wrangler provincial champion patch for his victory.
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Claresholm
Tyler Kraft
Alberta
Eagle Butte
Dunmore
Kraft
Edmonton lawn bowlers win at provincial playdowns in Medicine Hat
Calgary Legion skip Peter Gubitz with Mary Gubitz and John Wilkes won their matches. Commonwealth Edmonton led by Neil Douglas with Dianne Douglas and Vera Eddy also triumphed. Medicine Hat Club marks 50 years at its current site with an anniversary celebration planned for the September long weekend.
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Calgary
Edmonton
Medicine Hat
Calgary Legion
Peter Gubitz
Mary Gubitz
Jead John Wilkes
Commonwealth Edmonton
Neil Douglas
Dianne Douglas
Vera Eddy
Canadian Championships Water Skiing and TSN Telecast Schedule
A schedule listing events from the 2002 Canadian Championships including Water Skiing at 11 a.m. on TSN and various sports broadcasts. It notes MENHRA Drag Racing tape delay at 11:30 a.m., Parts Canada Superbike at 3 p.m., World Pool Masters at 2 p.m., CASCAR Dodge Dealers of Ontario 200 at 3 p.m., IBCFL season preview at 5 p.m., Montreal Alouettes vs Calgary Stampeders at 7 p.m., MLB Blue Jays at Orioles at 6 p.m., and Cubs at Reds at 5 p.m., with sources from MedicineHatNews.com.
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Menhra
Pontiac Excitement
SportsNet
Cascar
Dodge Dealers of Ontario
Montreal Alouettes
Calgary Stampeders
TSN
MLB
Toronto Blue Jays
Baltimore Orioles
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
WGN
Scrappy Mavs fall to Indians in extra innings
Jacob Willett pitched nine solid innings for the Medicine Hat Mavericks who rallied from five down to force extra frames but fell 7 6 in 10 innings to the Swift Current Indians at Athletic Park. Dean homered and drove in three, while Miller and Allgood managed key hits as the Mavericks drop to 6 6 on the season and plan road games against Calgary and Saskatoon before returning home.
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Verthrows
Bob
Medicine Hat Mavericks
Jacob Willett
Swift Current
Indians
Athletic Park
Jmne
Mavericks
Mavs
Rich Dean
Randy LeBleu
Joe Carnahan
Ty Hinton
Hubie Schlenker
John Dousett
LeBleu
Willett
Scott Allgood
Tike
Carnahan
Dousett
Allgaad
Dean
Matt Beatty
Calgary Dawgs
Saskatoon Yellow Jackets
Weyburn Beavers
Dave Galasso
Medicine
Hal Mavericks
Swift Current Indians
Oilmen clinch Twilight tourney with 11 7 win over Calgary Cards
Medicine Hat Oilmen cap a perfect weekend at the Twilight Baseball Tournament with an 11 to 7 final over Calgary Cardinals at Kinsmen. Captain Randy Brucker credits a complete team effort as pitching held strong though arms were thin and defence loosened in the finale. The win boosts prospects for provincials in Spruce Grove as Oilmen aim for a title later this year. Teammates Leon Moch and Garth Stark contributed behind the plate and on the mound during the four-game weekend. Hot teams Sask-Alta Twilighters beat Red Deer Old Sox 8-3 and Silver Buckle Spirits edged Cedar Square Blue Jays 5-4.
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Twilight
Randy Brucker
Medicine Hat Oilmen
Oilmen
Medicine Hat
Calgary Cardinals
Kinsmen
Brucker
Leon Moch
Garth Stark
Calgary
Provost
Spruce Grove
Sask-Alta Twilighters
Red Deer Old Sox
Silver Buckle Spirits
Cedar Square Blue Jays
Fearless forecast of a tight Western CFL race 2003
In a look at the 2003 Western Conference, Edmonton Eskimos and Winnipeg are highlighted as contenders with Calgary Stampeders, Saskatchewan Roughriders, and British Columbia Lions noted for strong showings. Key players named include Ricky Ray, Terry Vaughn, Milt Stegall, and Joe Fleming, with coach Jim Barker shaping Calgary and Khari Jones directing Winnipeg. The piece forecasts a competitive race, possible playoff crowd, and potential shifts in leadership if injuries or coaching decisions alter outcomes.
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Kelly
Terry Ray
John Avery
Mike Pringle
Bart Hendricks
Edmonton Eskimos
Terry Vaughn
Jason Tucker
Ed Hervey
Darrell Robinson
Ricky Walters
Pringle
Troy Mills
Eskimo
Ricky Ray
Hendricks
Jason Maas
Elfrid Payton
Albert Reese
Rahim Abdullah
Steve Charbonneau
Singer Mobley
Glen Young
Kevin Powell
Eskimos
Edmonton
Winnipeg
Khari Jones
Milt Stegall
Robert
Jim Barker
Joe Fleming
Demetrious Maxie
Alondra Johnson
Otis Floyd
Willie Fells
George White
Duncan O’mahony
Mark McLoughlin
Don Blair
Barker
Kelvin Anderson
Lawrence Phillips
Albert Connell
Darrell McDonald
NFL
Phillips
Marcus Crandall
Stampeders
Saskatchewan
Travis Moore
Matt Dominguez
Corey Holmes
Nealon Greene
Danny Barrett
Greene
Kevin Glenn
Rocky Butler
Mark Washington
D.C
Lions
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RBI
Carnahan Gip
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