Crusaders Sweep Billings Tournament With Four Wins
Medicine Hat Cee Gee Under-16 Crusaders dominated a Billings MT soccer tournament winning all four games. They beat host Billings Magic 6-1 in the final as Christine Votta scored three goals, with Tia Hanson Amy Thorogood and Jill White also scoring. In round robin play White netted a hat trick against the Magic and Hanson scored twice vs Casper Wye.
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Amy Thorogood
Jill White
Colorado Legends
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Casper
Sarah Scahill
Jenna Bosch
Hanson
Wye
Lethbridge
Houston Hazelaar
Connor Skagen
Ryan Aasman
Chase Martin
Logos/Lizard's Pub Old Boys meet Boston Pizza in league clash
In Crescent Heights High School action Logos/Lizard's Pub Old Boys face Boston Pizza at 8 p.m. for the Senior Men's Soccer League. Separate Little League Baseball awaits as Rice & Sons Major plays Game 1 at 6:15 p.m. at Mc Donnell Field in a best-of-three final. Moose Athletics meet Trophy World Diamond Backs at 6:15 p.m. in the Kid Pitch final at Optimist Park.
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World Diamondbacks
Optimist Park
Sports World Broadcast Schedule Highlights Early Round Tennis And Baseball
TV listings outline Wimbledon tennis early rounds at 6 a.m. and noon on TSN plus golf and cricket incl PGA Club Professional Championship second round at 8 a.m. The day features Major League Baseball games Orioles at Blue Jays and Braves at Phillies, plus Mets at Cubs and more.
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Toronto Blue Jays
Atlanta Braves
Philadelphia Phillies
New York Mets
Chicago Cubs
WGN
Billings Mustangs
Medicine Hat
Blue Jays
Freightliner
TSN
Moose Monarchs Split With Lak ers at Athletic Park
J A Lubbert and J Olson pitched complete games for the Moose Monarchs in a split with the Kallspeil Lakers at Athletic Park on Saturday. Justin Dyck won the Bow Island Rodeo calf roping in 9.42 seconds, earning 491.78 dollars. A weekend Kinsmen Soccer Days drew over 800 players in a mini-soccer tournament.
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Rangers take Tigers forward Ryan Hollweg in eighth round
Medicine Hat Tigers forward Ryan Hollweg was drafted by the New York Rangers in the eighth round, 238th overall, at Sunrise Florida. Hollweg, 18, who posted 58 points in 69 WHL games, expects rookie camp with the Rangers after attending Tigers training camp. He expressed pride in joining a historic franchise and said he aims to work hard to reach the NHL.
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Mark) Messier
Theoren
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Petr) Nedved
Central
Bryan Ellerman
Senez Orchestrates Late Draft Pick By Detroit Red Wings
Francois Senez waited 10 hours before finally being chosen at NHL draft's end, earning a Detroit Red Wings selection after 289 picks. He spoke of staying to the end and the mental grind of hockey, while Ilya Kovalchuk and Jason Spezza were high picks for Atlanta and Ottawa respectively. The draft featured 106 Canadians, 41 Americans, and a record 142 Europeans with Russians leading among non-Canadians.
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Montreal
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Ilya Kovalchuk
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Ont
Ohls
Windsor Spitfires
Ottawa
Senators
Alexei Yashin
New York Islanders
Zdeno Chara
Bill Muckalt
Canada
Spezza
Mike Komisarek
Michigan Wolverines
Edmonton
Ales Hemsky
Ohio State
Toronto
Carlo Colaiacovo
Ohus Erie Otters
Yashin
Mike Milbury
Tim Connolly
Taylor Pyatt
Buffalo
Sabres
Mike Peca
Tiger defenceman drafted second time around
Medicine Hat Tigers defenceman Brett Scheffelmaier, 20, re entered the NHL draft and was taken in the sixth round 190th overall by the St. Louis Blues after previously being selected by the Tampa Bay Lightning in 75th overall. He aims to impress at fall Blues camp and potentially return to the Tigers as an over age player. The Blues offer failed to meet his contract terms, prompting the draft re entry. The Tigers hope he returns to anchor the blue line next season.
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Bryan Ellerman
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Blues
Ellerman
Medicine Hat
Jays Open Idaho Trip With Padres Series Start
The Hat Jays head to Idaho Falls Idaho to begin a three game set with the Idaho Falls Padres. Their next home game is July 1 at 5 05 p m against the Great Falls Dodgers at Athletic Park.
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Great Falls
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