By Ryan McCracken on April 21st, 2018
rmccracken@medicinehatnews.com @MHNMcCracken If it’s true that you need to be lucky to be good, and good to be lucky, then Hunter Livingston was both Friday at Athletic Park. The Notre Dame Hounds shortstop turned the tides in an eventual 22-9 victory over the McCoy Colts when a throwing error allowed him to stretch a bases-clearing ... Read More »
Be the first to comment!By Sean Rooney on April 20th, 2018
For athletes of all levels, training is a structured concept. You set up whether you’ll be training daily or weekly, what you’ll be working on, and how you’ll monitor your progress. All of these are important steps to help you achieve success. One step that is often overlooked or scares athletes is the idea of ... Read More »
Be the first to comment!By Sean Rooney on April 20th, 2018
Medicine Hat News She’s not even in high school yet but Bailee McNaughton is making a name for herself in national wrestling circles. The Medicine Hat Hawks grappler took third in her division at the Canadian youth championships in Edmonton this past weekend, even though that meant going up against girls a few years older ... Read More »
Be the first to comment!By Sean Rooney on April 20th, 2018
If I asked you why you practise, what would you say? Every time I ask a client this question, the answer is always the same. Your answer likely mirrors theirs. Generally speaking, almost everyone says they practise to get better. At first this would logically seem to be the right answer, because after all, practice ... Read More »
Be the first to comment!By Sean Rooney on April 19th, 2018
Medicine Hat News Five Medicine Hat swimmers were in Victoria this past weekend for a very big meet. The Western Canadian Championships gave Anna Nozewski and Aaron Kruger of the Medicine Hat Waves, and Delrae Vetter, Berlin Mastel and Emily Schlenker of the Alberta Marlin Aquatic Club a chance to test themselves against some of ... Read More »
Be the first to comment!By Sean Rooney on April 19th, 2018
Medicine Hat News With 96 competitors in the Level 6 girls division at provincials, any number of tiny factors could’ve sent a contender spilling out of contention. One step the wrong way on floor. One missed element on bars. One loss of balance on the beam. Salta’s Olivia Chenard pretty much experienced none of those ... Read More »
Be the first to comment!By Ryan McCracken on April 19th, 2018
rmccracken@medicinehatnews.com @MHNMcCracken The Crescent Heights Vikings rode a monster first inning to a 14-4 victory on Wednesday at Athletic Park. The Vikings sent 12 batters to the plate in the opening frame while bringing eight around to leave the Erle Rivers Comets in an insurmountable deficit before cruising to a lopsided six-inning victory. “It’s really ... Read More »
Be the first to comment!By None on April 18th, 2018
How many times have you heard that lifting heavy weights will make you ‘bulky’? This myth as well as many others regarding women’s health are misconceptions that have been blown way out of proportion or stretch the truth to sell trendy diet/exercise programs at the expense of your long-term health and happiness. Myth #1- You ... Read More »
Be the first to comment!By Scott Schmidt on April 18th, 2018
sschmidt@medicinehatnews.com It was cold and, at times, it was sloppy, but following a win Tuesday at Athletic Park, the Medicine Hat Mohawks are now 2-0 to start the high school baseball season. It began with a win Friday over Eagle Butte, followed by a 10-7 victory over McCoy last night. Despite a lingering winter and ... Read More »
Be the first to comment!By None on April 17th, 2018
Medicine Hat News It was a weekend of firsts in more ways than one for a group of local gymnasts. The Twist and Flips gymnastic group sent a number of athletes to Red Deer, coming away with 14 medals and three all-around placings. Luke Lydon took third on the floor, second on the pommel horse, ... Read More »
Be the first to comment!By Mo Cranker on April 17th, 2018
mcranker@medicinehatnews.com @MHNmocranker Grant McLeod has been cross-country skiing for more than 40 years — and he’s still going strong. The 72-year-old Medicine Hatter spends parts of every year travelling around the world competing in long and short cross-country ski races. “It actually all started in the ’70s,” he said. “A coworker back in the day ... Read More »
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