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The Bulls got all their runs in the fifth inning. Kalem Haney, Tyler Monroe, Jake Lacey, Mikey McGinnis and Kyle Yip supplied the offence for the Bulls.
Olson tossed seven innings, giving up three hits and struck out five Charger batters.
The reunion plan was made by Howard Kelsey in conjunction with Basketball Canada to bring in five Olympic basketball teams from 1976, 1980, 1984 and
The Miners concluded the weekend with doubleheader victory scores of 10-1 and 7-5 in Great Falls against the Chargers on Sunday.
It will be through the partnership of the AJHL and Dunmore’s South Alberta High School that student athletes with have the options of high school programming and dual credit post -secondary in an online learning environment.
Top club teams at the U13 and U15 levels for male and female from Calgary, Edmonton and Red Deer will be battling in the invitational beginning today,in hopes of gaining provincial club supremacy on Sunday in the finals.
Josh Kabayama will be the only local Bull going and it will be his second time at the game, while it will be the first time for pitchers Javier De
“I was pretty excited when I got that information,” said Barwegen.
Bosch and Crozon will be joined by the Plouffe sisters of Michelle and Katherine. “It definitely feels a little bit more real,” said Bosch.
“It’s such an honor to represent Canada, and to do it again at my second Olympic Games is really special,” said Wardley.
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