James Tubb is a Sports Journalist at Future Considerations Hockey Inc. He covers a range of topics within the realm of competitive sports, including individual and team sports, as well as major league sports and sports marketing. His work has been featured in publications such as the Hemel Hempstead Gazette, Lethbridge Herald, BVM Sports, and Medicine Hat News.
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By: James Tubb
jtubb@medicinehatnews Twitter: ReporterTubb The Medicine Hat Mavericks got their own version of ‘Freaky Friday’ last night at Athletic Park. The Mavs finally found themselves on the right side of a big inning, limited the Regina Red Sox offence and held on for a 10-6 win over the 2025 WCBL champions. It was a bounce-back win
By: James Tubb
jtubb@medicinehatnews @ReporterTubb The Medicine Hat Mavericks and Regina Red Sox held a home run derby preview Saturday night at Athletic Park. The East division foes combined for nine home runs in the contest, with Regina coming out on top 11-8. It’s a split of the weekend series between Regina an Medicine Hat, the Mavs beating
By: James Tubb
jtubb@medicinehatnews @ReporterTubb The Medicine Hat Mavericks put themselves on the wrong side of the baseball Monday. The Mavs committed a pair of errors and issued 12 free passes in walks and hit by pitches en route to an 11-10 loss at Athletic Park to the Swift Current 57’s. Head coach Ryan Reed counted a few
By: James Tubb
jtubb@medicinehatnews @ReporterTubb The Medicine Hat Mavericks flipped the cassette Tuesday during doubleheader action at Athletic Park. After being shutout 10-0 in eight innings by the Sylvan Lake Gulls the Mavs rebounded, beating the Weyburn Beavers 7-5 to split the day. The pair of games tallies the Mavs up to three contests in two days. Head
By: James Tubb
jtubb@medicinehatnews @ReporterTubb The Medicine Hat Mavericks went through a roller coaster of emotions Thursday night at Athletic Park. Starting pitcher Derek Archer worked five perfect innings against the Saskatoon Berries before the WCBL all-star hosts rattled off a pair of three-run innings to beat the Mavs 7-5. The Berries scored three runs in the bottom
jtubb@medicinehatnews @ReporterTubb Some bad baseball Tuesday extended the Medicine Hat Mavericks’ roughest stretch of the season. The Mavs surrendered a pair of early runs to the Regina Red Sox and could not muster a comeback, falling 9-2 at Athletic Park for a fifth-straight loss. Head coach Ryan Reed says they couldn’t get off the mat
By: James Tubb
jtubb@medicinehatnews @ReporterTubb The Medicine Hat Mavericks were on the right side of a game for the first time in a week. The Mavs rebounded after Swift Current scored four runs in the top of the first, answering back with a four-spot of their own en route to a 15-10 win, snapping a five-game losing streak.
By: James Tubb
jtubb@medicinehatnews @ReporterTubb The Medicine Hat Mavericks found a way to bounce back to split the weekend. After losing 16-3 to the Weyburn Beavers in eight innings Saturday, the Mavs responded with a complimentary effort Sunday, winning 11-4 to claw back to within half a game of the Beavers for the final East division playoff spot.
By: James Tubb
Medicine Hat News The Medicine Hat Tigers made a goalie trade Tuesday morning. The Tigers sent 2007-born goaltender Jordan Switzer to the Moose Jaw Warriors in exchange for a trio of draft picks, receiving a 2027 fourth-round pick, 2029 second-round pick and a conditional 2030 sixth-round pick. Switzer, part of the 2025 championship roster, was
By: James Tubb
jtubb@medicinehatnews @ReporterTubb SWIFT CURRENT It took until the final day, but the Medicine Hat Mavericks will play in the postseason. The Mavs clinched their spot in the WCBL playoffs Wednesday, despite finishing the regular season with an 8-7 loss to the Swift Current 57’s. A 6-5, Weyburn Beavers loss to the Regina Red Sox clinched
