CFL Week One Rebels Upset as Durant and Reilly Suffer Injuries
In a dramatic opening to the 2015 CFL season Ottawa tops Montreal while Hamilton and Calgary thrill with a 2014 Grey Cup rematch. QB injuries to Saskatchewan’s Durant and Edmonton’s Reilly dominate after Durant ruptures his Achilles tendon. Reilly injures his left knee and is uncertain for future games.
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Mavericks' Hawkins hits grand slam in 13-5 win
Medicine Hat catcher Brody Hawkins cleared the bases with a third-inning grand slam off Weyburn pitcher Ryan Johnson as the Mavericks beat the Beavers 13-5 at Athletic Park. Jose Cruz went 4-for-5 with 6 RBI and three runs. Victor Soto earned the win. Weyburn's Jordan Anderson was 3-for-4. The crowd numbered 680. Mavericks host Regina next.
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Medicine Hat Hammer win home tournament in tight finish
The Medicine Hat Hammer minor AAA team went 5-0 at the Lions Park event finishing with a 9-8 victory over Olds in the final inning. The club advances to provincials in Calgary at month’s end, with upcoming tournaments in Kalispell and Melville before then.
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Tigers reach for 6-6 Hungarian defenceman Laday before import draft
Medicine Hat trades an eight round bantam pick to Spokane for 19-year-old Tamas Laday, a 6-foot-6 Hungarian defenceman who has played in North America. Tigers GM Shaun Clouston says the deal adds experience as CHL imports remain limited. Spokane GM Tim Speltz notes depth at defense and import slot constraints.
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Medicine Hat golfers lead provincials at Lethbridge event
At Henderson Lake Golf and Country Club in Lethbridge a quartet from Medicine Hat and area plays in the junior provincials. Redcliff’s Lauren Koenig sits tied for fourth in the girls division after round one with an 80. In the boys division Medicine Hat Golf and Country Club members Ronnie Postnikoff 74 Mason Edwards 85 and Michael Valk 78 compete, while Camrose’s Andrew Harrison shoots 3-under and Calgary’s Alexander Smith 1-under.
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