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5 days ago |
chl.ca | Cami Kepke
Tigers bow out to London Knights in Memorial Cup FinalTags: Oasiz WiesblattTanner MolendykGavin McKenna2025 Memorial Cupmedicine hat tigersRimouski, Que.- The book has closed on an unforgettable season for the Medicine Hat Tigers. And while the WHL Champions fell just short in the Memorial Cup Final with a 4-1 loss to the OHL Champion London Knights, General Manager and Head Coach Willie Desjardins hopes his team can remember all the successes that led them to this stage.
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5 days ago |
chl.ca | Cami Kepke
2025 Memorial Cup Final Player to Watch: Gavin McKenna, Medicine Hat TigersTags: Gavin McKenna2025 Memorial Cupmedicine hat tigersRimouski, Que.- For a Tigers team that didn’t play a Game 7 in 2024-25, this is as close as it gets. Medicine Hat will take the ice against the London Knights one last time with the Memorial Cup on the line. Naturally, fans will expect the 2025 WHL Player of the Year to have the game of his life.
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6 days ago |
chl.ca | Cami Kepke
St. Martin family reflects on sporting bloodlines ahead of Memorial Cup finalTags: Hunter St. Martin2025 Memorial Cupmedicine hat tigersHunter St. Martin refused to skate. The three-year-old stubbornly sat on the ice in a chilly outdoor rink in Edmonton, clutching his first hockey stick tight and trying to make the case that he could be a hockey player without learning to stand up or skate.
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1 week ago |
chl.ca | Cami Kepke
Graduating Wheat Kings forward Flamand commits to Merrimack CollegeTags: WHL to NCAANolan Flamandbrandon wheat kingsBrandon Wheat Kings forward Nolan Flamand has announced his commitment to Merrimack College. The 21-year-old is set to join the Warriors for the 2025-26 season. Flamand led the Wheat Kings in scoring in his final year of WHL eligibility, potting 23 goals and 45 assists for 68 points in 67 games. He also ranked 11th among all WHL skaters in faceoff wins (665).
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1 week ago |
chl.ca | Cami Kepke
VP Sports & Entertainment presents: WHL Defenceman of the Year Jugnauth signs entry-level deal with NHL’s KrakenTags: WHL to NHLTyson JugnauthSeattle Krakenportland winterhawksSeattle, Wash.- The Pacific Northwest is calling- again!Portland Winterhawks defenceman Tyson Jugnauth has put pen to paper on a three-year, two-way, entry-level contract, which is set to take effect in the 2025-26 season. The deal carries a $950,000 AAV.
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