James Tubb is a Sports Journalist at Future Considerations Hockey Inc. He specializes in covering competitive and professional sports, with a focus on team sports and sports tournaments. James has been featured in various publications, including the Hemel Hempstead Gazette, Lethbridge Herald, BVM Sports, and Medicine Hat News.
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James Tubb's coverage indicates a strong focus on local sports, particularly hockey and baseball. He covers ongoing events and evolving stories related to these sports, making him likely open to pitches providing updates on local teams, player interviews or insights into the performance of specific athletes.
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[email protected] The Prince Albert Raiders have tied up the Eastern Conference Finals.
[email protected] The Medicine Hat Tigers will be fighting for their lives in Game 6 Sunday.
[email protected] The Medicine Hat Tigers need a win to continue their title defence.
[email protected] The Medicine Hat Tigers title defence game to an end Sunday evening at Co-op Place.
Medicine Hat News Bryce Pickford had himself a year on the Medicine Hat Tigers blue line.
Medicine Hat News Bryce Pickford caps off his season with high honours. The Medicine Hat Tigers captain was named the recipient of the WHL's Four
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Medicine Hat News The Medicine Hat Tigers went south of the border for their first pick in the 2026 WHL Draft.
James Tubb [email protected] The Medicine Hat Tigers look to bolster their organizational depth as the 2026 WHL Draft continues today. First round
James Tubb jtubb@medicinehatnews @ReporterTubb From a city he didn’t know much about at the age of 15 to a place he calls home, Andrew Basha will forever think of himself as a Hatter. The Medicine Hat Tigers’ graduating forward can remember driving to the city for the first time as a young teen, travelling with
[email protected] @ReporterTubb The Medicine Hat Mavericks were in the driver's seat through eight innings of their season opener Thursday, before the wheels fell off.
