Pythons fall short in bantam semifinal with Cougars
Medicine Hat Parkside Pythons fall 10-8 to Cardston Cougars in the A-side semifinal at the Methanex Bowl. After three years building, coach Lloyd Bray praises a strong season that saw East Division best offensive production and stout defense, while noting a late ankle injury to Jason Anderson and key personnel changes.
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Hawks C SAMA final playoff push in Alberta
The Medicine Hat Hawks defeated the Coaldale Bears 33 15 in the C side semifinal and remain the only Hat area team in the 2000 Southern Alberta Minor Football Association playoffs. They advance to face the Rams in Lethbridge for the C side title next Saturday at Enmax Field.
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Moose Lodge Blue claim season finale versus Rams in Medicine Hat
In a season wrap up at Enmax Field the A side title game pitted the Raymond Comets against the Cardston Cougars after a playoff sequence. Cardston quarterback Phillips threw for a 3 yard go ahead TD to Sommerfeld as Parkside defense led by Brothers Koebel and Weisgerber stifled the Cougars late.
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Redskins Titans meet as high-scoring offenses collide
Washington and Tennessee, both riding win streaks, prepare for a Monday night clash in Landover. Norv Turner and Jeff Fisher unleash quick starts and scripted early plays as Brad Johnson and Eddie George lead key matchups in a battle of balanced units.
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One point victory keeps Calgary atop CFL West standings
Calgary Stampe ders edged Montreal Alouettes 32 to 31 as Mark McLoughlin kicked a 23 yard field goal with 39 seconds left in regulation to clinch first place in the West. Terry Baker of Montreal missed a 40 yard try as time ran out.
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