Short game key for Medicine Hat Rattlers at nationals
Medicine Hat College Rattlers golf team heads to Oshawa Ontario for the CCAA championships with coach Trevor Moore stressing the short game. The five man men’s team and two woman players aim for top ten while practicing greens and reading breaks to ease nerves on unfamiliar greens.
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Trevor Moore
Medicine Hat College Rattlers
Rattlers
Oshawa
Ont
Oshawa Golf and Curling Club
Moore
Medicine Hat
Zach Zabrecki
Brett Griscowsky
Mitchell Kurtz
Jesse
Florkowski
Mason Rabinovitch
Dana Blackmer
Catherine Proud
Neithan Allen
Charles Lefebvre
Desert Blume Golf Club
Kessy dealt to Giants for future equity in WHL trade
Kale Kessy was traded from Medicine Hat Tigers to the Vancouver Giants for a conditional fifth round pick in the 2015 WHL draft. He is an unsigned pro prospect who had attended Portland Pirates training camp and will be eligible to play for Vancouver on Oct. 30 after serving a six game suspension.
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Kale Kessy
Medicine Hat
Tigers
Vancouver Giants
Kessy
Portland Pirates
Phoenix Coyotes
Pirates
Coyotes
Giants
Wid Kessy
Chicago
Western Canada
Lethbridge Hurricanes
Shaunavon, Sask
Lethbridge
Hurricanes
Trevor Cheek
Wes
Vannieuwenhuizen
Elgin Pearce
Alex Theriau
Derek Ryckman
Shaun Clouston
Kale
Vancouver
Clouston
Scott Bonner
Don Hay
Don
Tigers fall 2-1 in Red Deer to Rebels ending winning streak
Medicine Hat dropped a 2-1 decision at Enmax Centrium before 5,503 fans as Dawson MacAuley made 24 saves in defeat. Hunter Shinkaruk assisted the Tigers' goal by Miles Koules, while Turner Elson scored for Red Deer on a power play to take a 2-1 lead. The Tigers remain 3-5-1 in the season and 1-for-15 on the power play in their past two games. They next host the Prince George Cougars at 7:30 p.m. Saturday at The Arena.
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Red Deer
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Rebels
Enmax Centrium
Medicine Hat
Miles Koules
Hunter Shinkaruk
Conner Bleackley
Turner Elson
Dawson MacAuley
Bolton Pouliot
Prince George Cougars
Tabbies
Saskatoon Blades
Ice upend Blades in WHL tilt at Cranbrook
Kootenay Ice beat Saskatoon Blades 4 3 in Cranbrook as Brock Montgomery scored twice and assisted once. Sam Reinhart added a goal and an assist to end a three game skid for the Ice while Jagger Dirk and Mackenzie Skapski contributed key plays. Shane McColgan led Saskatoon with a goal and an assist.
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Cranbrook
B.C
Brock Montgomery
Kootenay Ice
Saskatoon Blades
Sam Reinhart
Ice
Jagger Dirk
Josh Nicholls
Blades
Shane McColgan
Mackenzie Skapski
Andrey Makarov
Kootenay
Saskatoon
Locals capture cross-country gold at Echo Dale
Local athletes won at the South Zone junior high cross-country championship held Wednesday at Echo Dale Regional Park. Maryne Glas won the juvenile girls three-kilometre race in 13 minutes 54.80 seconds, while Ty fans from Seven Persons topped the bantam boys two-kilometre event in 7:55.03. Seven Persons School took the team title with 449 points. St. Francis Junior High of Lethbridge claimed the 3) crown with 934 points, St. Joseph's School earned 2) title with 182 points, and G.S. Lakie won the 1) championship with 562 points.
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Echo Dale
Maryne Glas
Seven Persons
Lethbridge
St. Francis Junior High
St. Joseph's School
G.S. Lakie
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