PeeWee Hockey Tourney Opens Season In Medicine Hat
In an exhibitor, five teams competed at the Eric Plex. Swift Current Broncos defeated Lethbridge 6 1 in the A final while Brooks Rams fell to Medicine Hat Royals 2 5 in the B final. Royals beat Warriors 6 2 Sunday.
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Drugmart Warriors
Boston Pizza Royals
Hat
Swift Current Broncos
Lethbridge
Royals
Brooks Rams
Nick Douvis
Eriplex
Gas City
Warriors
Douvis
Monarch
Tigers
Calgary
Cable Cats
Calgary Flames
Calgary North Stars
Brandon Maser
Josh Weeks
Travis Friedley
Justin Crawford
Ajeran Aclaye Celald
Hockey Hounds
Medicine Hat Hockey Hounds
Calgary Blackhawks
Lance Truman
Hounds
Adam Wright
Bantam AA
Medicine Hat Lodge Ice Dogs
Foothills Bisons
MOOSE
Moose Warriors
Bow Valley Timberwolves
Ryan Gilchrist
Neil Kitching
John Sheehan
Kevin Undershute
Lady Rattlers claim preseason volleyball title in Medicine Hat
Medicine Hat College Lady Rattlers won their annual preseason tournament by defeating Lethbridge Community College Kodiaks 2 0 25 19 25 22 in the final. Hosts College of the Rockies Cranbrook SAIT Trojans and others participated as well.
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Medicine Hat College
Lady Rattlers
Alberta Colleges Athletic Association
Lethbridge Community College Kodiaks
College of the Rockies
Cranbrook
B.C
LCC
Sait Trojans
Rattler
Wes King Hunter
Red Deer
Cavonport
Sask
Briercrest Bible College Lady Clippers
King Hunter
Grande Prairie
U of S
U of C
Lethbridge
Nadine Andreas
Sait
Schumacher Wins Japanese Grand Prix to Clamp F1 Title
Michael Schumacher trailed Mika Hakkinen for most of the race in Suzuka before exploiting Hakkinen’s second pit stop to seize the lead. The victory earned Schumacher his third F1 title and Ferrari’s first in 21 years, leaving him with a 12 point lead. Jacques Villeneuve finished sixth.
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Jacques Villeneuve
Toms Edges Weir In Michelob Championship Playoff
David Toms recovered from back pain to win the Michelob Championship in a playoff against Mike Weir. Toms sank a five-foot par putt on the first playoff hole after receiving Paul Azinger's advice to use OTC pain meds. He earned 540000 dollars, rising into the top 20 on the money list, while Weir finished 13 under and won about 320000 dollars. Weir had posted a 7 under 64 in the final round.
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Williamsburg
David Toms
Paul Azinger
Azinger
Toms
Mike Weir
Bright’s Grove
Weir
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