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May 23, 2018
1930 ~ JEANNETTE VALK ~ 2018 Jeannette Valk of Medicine Hat, beloved wife of the late Hank Valk, passed away on Sunday, May 20th, 2018 at the age of 87 years. Jeannette leaves to cherish her memory four sons, John, Roy (Yvonne), Bruce (Shelley), and Glen (Pamela) and their families. The Funeral Service will be ... Read More »
Smash take provincial spot in OT
Medicine Hat News Another Medicine Hat Ringette team is off to provincials. The Smash open B team won 6-5 in overtime against the Central Alberta Sting this past weekend in Rockyford, earning them a spot in this weekend’s championships. Kayty Smith had two goals while Hope Boychuk, Jody Lamb, Michelle Plante and Mahala Boychuk got ... Read More »
Ice Breakers wrap on a positive note
Medicine Hat News The under-10 Ice Breakers ringette team won its last three games of the season. At Airdrie for a tournament this past weekend, they beat Beaumont 7-3, Airdrie 7-2 and Calgary 6-4. The last goal of the season came shorthanded with 44 seconds to go according to coach Rob Stock. “The coaching staff ... Read More »
Seven area athletes medal at Games in Fort McMurray
Medicine Hat News Medicine Hat-and-area athletes returned with a handful of medals from this past weekend’s Alberta Winter Games in Fort McMurray. Snowboarder Jasmine Acton led the way with double gold, winning in both boardercross and slopestyle in her second trip to the Games —she was also on the team when the 2016 event was ... Read More »
Area sends 50 to the Alberta Winter Games
Medicine Hat News A huge contingent of Medicine Hat-and-area athletes are heading north today for the Alberta Winter Games. In all, 50 are listed from the Hat and nearby communities on the Games’ website. Fort McMurray is this year’s host, expecting as many as 2,000 competitors in 22 sports this weekend. Starting with Friday’s opening ... Read More »
Hat squads shine at Esso Golden Ring tournament
Medicine Hat News Five teams in Medicine Hat travelled to Calgary this weekend to compete at the Esso Golden Ring — the world’s largest ringette tournament — and two found themselves in their respective finals for the first time since 2011. Medicine Hat’s under-14B Impact settled for silver, falling 7-6 to the Lethbridge Hericanes in ... Read More »
Mission take home gold at Sherwood Park tourney
Medicine Hat News The U16 Medicine Hat Mission ringette team took home the gold medal over the weekend at a tournament in Sherwood Park. The Sherwood Park Platinum Ring took place Dec. 28-30, with the Mission tallying a record of three wins against one tie, en route to top spot. Mik Claypool started the tourney ... Read More »
Helping out during the holidays
mcranker@medicinehatnews.com @MHNmocranker A local ringette team is trying to do its part to spread some holiday cheer this Christmas season. The girls of the U14A Tropics have decided to help out the Medicine Hat Women’s Shelter Society’s Adopt a Family program to help get three single-parent families gifts for the holiday year. On top of ... Read More »
November 14, 2017
1946 ~ ANITA HARRIS ~ 2017 Anita Laura Harris passed away suddenly but peacefully on Thursday, October 9th, 2017 at the age of 71 years. She will be remembered with love by her family: Pam Bishop (Ken), Jerry Bishop, their daughters, Laura-Lee Bishop, Jo-Anne Bishop (Bart), and Jennifer Ellerman (Murray) and their families, Shirley Trockstad ... Read More »
Solid start to the year for U19B Penguins
Medicine Hat News It’s been a good start to the season for the Medicine Hat Penguins U19B ringette team. The team played two games in Calgary on the 21st, both against the Calgary Northwest Vex. The Penguins won the first game 12-1, then the second 18-2. The Penguins are 4-0 and sit atop the U19B ... Read More »
Tigers scholarship winner has plans to continue with a passion for sport
tkalinowski@medicinehatnews.com @MHNTimKal Monsignor McCoy graduate Kelli Bowles is the Medicine Hat Tigers $2,500 scholarship winner this year. Bowles will be entering the University of Lethbridge this fall to begin her Bachelor of Arts and Science degree. Eventually Bowles hopes to move on to take a Master’s degree in psychology and become a registered psychologist after ... Read More »
