
Welcome to the Medicine Hat Senior Ball 2026 Season Web Site

July 27 - Annual Hot Dog Sale:
A $dollar is a $dollar & a dime is a dime. A $dollar for a hotdog is a real crime.
Join us on Monday, August 10th to break the law, and the record, for the most hotdogs sold at Holden Field. No burgers available.
Ye$, DOLLAR DOG is back for the 4th time – AUGU$T 10TH $ $ $ $ $
July 27 - Photo Update:
A team photo has been added to Juggies Team Page. Also an update team Photo has been added to Stewart Optical Team Page. They have also been added to the "Team Photo Page" Located to the right of the Web Site. Thanks to Harold For Submitting These.
Also I have added a 3rd Photo Gallery to the Med Hat Tourney Section Located To The Right Of The Page.
July 20 - Indus Tournament Information
Darrell has submitted a tournament report, and also a team photo, of 65 Huff N Puffs at the Indus tournament. Follow the link below for the tournament web page. I have also created a section to the right of the page "Tournaments" that will also contain the link, and team team 70 Lethbridge.
May 5 - League Notice of Rule Changes:
Based on recommendations, the Rules Committee the Executive made the following changes for the upcoming year:
1) No substitute runner from home plate,
(Exceptions only by approval from the league executive)
2) No infield fly rule,
(We are hoping no infielders abuse this rule)
3) No one can hit, sub or run if they have a substitute player in their place
(If you have a substitute player in your place you can not go in to hit, run or field
4) Substitutions must follow the A, B, C player format that was used last year.
Record substitutions upstairs and report them to Rob Kayfish
(Failure to follow this format will result in no longer being able to pick up an “A” player
June 22:
A league History Link is now available in the above tabs to an article written by Rod Sommerfeld.
This is an outstanding article that takes the reader back to the very beginning of the league. You can also use the link below to access the page.
July 27 - July 30 Scores and Hi-Lites
July 29:
Game 1 - On a warm summer night the Red Sox took on the Redi Recycle Rockies. The Red Sox allowed the Rockies 2 runs in the first and then shut the door while scoring 10 in the first two innings to cruise to a 10-2 victory. Bob Marfleet the rover led the way going 2/2 with a double (who says miracles don’t happen) scored a run and had another single as well as making 3 catches in the field. Other notables for the Red Sox, Garth Stark went 2/3 as well as making some excellent fielding plays, Derry Eresman had a triple and made an excellent running catch in the field. The rest of the team played well in securing the victory. For the Rockies not a good night as several players went 1/3 and were outhit 12-7 by the Red Sox.
Game Report By Bob Marfleet
Game 2 - The Copper Coulee Casino Silver Foxes got back in the win column in a big way in the second game of the night, out hitting the Logos Rebels 32-22 and outscoring them 22-11. The winning pitcher was Boyd Kosolofski and Darryl Bartman took the loss. For the Rebels, Dean Roy went 4/4 with 3 RBIs and Chris Wandler went 3/4 with a double. Six other Rebels were 2/4. For the Foxes Paul Savage went 5/5 (2 doubles and 3 RBIs), and Robert Jensen, Glenn Kessler (3 RBIs), and Sam Montoya (Double, 3 RBIs) were all 4/4. Todd Kopec (2 doubles, HR, and 3 RBIs), Darren Emerson (4 RBIs), and Glenn Stenhouse were all 4/5.
Game Report By Sam Montoya
Game 3 - Station Coffee Long Shots came out swinging and out hit the Garage Pub FOG on their way to a 17-8 win. Leading the way for the Long Shots were Greg Scott going 4-4 with 4 singles, Cal Mayer 2-3 2 singles, walk, James Giesbrecht 2-3 2 doubles, Trent Rasch 2-3 double, single, Rich Bergen, Brian Stonehouse and Rod Sommerfeld all going 2-3 with 2 singles. For the FOG Mike Sills 2-3 triple, double, Grant Mackay 2-3 double, single, Dieter Stanke , Rod Aman, Bill Chapman and Daniel Morisette all going 2-3 2 singles. Winning pitcher was Brian Stonehouse and taking the loss Rod Insko. Game Report by Wayne Miller
July 28:
Game 1 - Mikes Meats got stellar pitching from Jim Fink, fresh off the IR, to put away the Red Sox 14-7. Ron P, Tim J, Don H, Miles M and sub Mike Shantz all collected three hit and Randy H was perfect at the plate. The Sox were led by Brian Stauth 3/3 and Chad Stahl 2/2. Special thanks to our subs Ken Longmore, Mike Shantz and Grant MacKay for bailing us out again.
Game Report By Ron Stubbs
Game 2 - The Garage Pub team put an end to a lengthy losing skid by beating the Sauer RV Storage Lakers 14-12 in a close, well played game by both teams.
For the Pub, Grant Mackay was 4/4 at the plate, Mike Sills (two triples) and Sherwin Lehman were 3/3, and Bill Chapman, Dieter Stanke, and Rod Aman were 3/4. Chapman was the winning pitcher for the Fog.
For the Lakers, Kevin Sauer, Trevor Fauth, and Pierre Cote were 3/3 at the plate, while Mike Stroh, Lorne Knoedel, and Walter Pratt, were 2/3.
Thanks to all the in game volunteers who helped to make this a close, fun, competitive ball game!
Game Report By Mike Sills
Game 3 - In an evenly played game, the end result was an 8 - 8 tie between the Elmer & Harold’s Astros and the Redi Recycle Rockies. The Rockies narrowly outhit the Astros 19 - 18. The Astros rallied in the bottom of the 7th inning scoring 3 runs to tie the game. With the bases loaded and 2 out, the Rockies defence held and ended the rally. For the Rockies, Brent Carson was 2/2 with a walk, Barry Koch was 3/4 and Bruce Stuber was 2/4 including a triple. For the Astros, Wade Watson was 4/4 and Bill Ramage, Keith Lutz and Kelly Lutz were all 3/4 and Darrell Jesse was 2/3 with a walk.
Game Report By Bill Ramage
July 27:
Game 1 - The Station Coffee Longshots jumped out to a 4 to 1 lead after a six hit first inning. Bumper to Bumper Blue Jays were able to hold the Longshots scoreless in the second inning while scoring five runs in the bottom half to take the lead. The teams went back and forth with Station Coffee scoring runs to take a one run lead after their at bats and then Bumper to Bumper responding to recover the lead after their at bats. The Longshots were only able to score one run in the top of the fifth to tie the game as Chad Stahl turned a double play by touching third and then throwing home. The Jays again took the lead with a two run bottom of the fifth. Again the Longshots were able to tie the game but with the bases loaded, Tim Macinnis made a great catch in right field to end the Longshots inning. Tim Macinnis then lead off the bottom of the sixth with a single which was followed by a double by Vern Herter to push across the winning run. Bumper to Bumper wins a close one by the score of 16-15.
The Longshots had 32 hits on the night with Cal Mayer (double), Rich Bergen (2 doubles) and Trent Rasch each going 4-4. Blair Hennes, Al Martins (double), Wayne Miller (double), and Brian Stonehouse each collected three hits.
The Jays saw Andy Stroh (HR), Tom Baker and Tim Macinnis each go 3-3. Going 2-3 for the Jays were Kevin Lane, Lyle Kennedy (2 doubles), Kenn Kallis, Mike Peters and Rob Hammel (double).
Game Report By Andy Stroh
Game 2 - The Morrison Mavericks scored in every inning to secure a hard fought 19 to 13 victory over the resilient Logos Rebels.
Dave Hammel was perfect at the plate with four hits including a two-run home run. Todd Ammann and Trevor Seitz also had four hits each. John Engel bashed out three hits and crossed home plate three times. Winning pitcher, Dan Hamilton, did the same. Other three hit wonders for the Mavs were Delvin Moch, Jeff Hall, Leon Moch, Kerry Schentag and Blair Bosch who was celebrating the recent purchase of a dishwasher. I'll leave it to you to guess the brand name he purchased.
Leading the hit parade for the Logos was Chris "The Happy" Wandler, who scored three times with a walk and two hits. Also for the Logos Jim Cooper (not Gary) smacked out a double and two singles.
Game 3 - An excellent last game tonight, the visiting Juggies TapHouse Brewers snuck one out, beating Copper Coulee Casino by the score of 11-10. Juggies were down 10-9 going into the bottom of the 7th, scored 2, then held the Silver Foxes off the scoreboard for the win. It wasn't easy, the Foxes had 2 men on base, then hit 3 hard fly balls to the fence, but excellent catches by our outfielders, Kasey Valkenburg, Mike Ferre and Mark Porter that sealed the win. Great game. Both pitchers were also very good, Sam Montoya took the loss and Jim Dulle got the win.
Paul Savage had a grand Salami in the 6th that gave them the lead, and also had a triple and a couple singles. Nice game Paul. Todd Kopec was also 4-4, all real hard hits. Boyd Kosolofski and Glenn Kessler each had 3 hits.
The Juggies, Mark Porter was a perfect 4-4, leading off every inning that he batted. Jamie White was 4-4. Mike Ferre, Jeff Davies, Todd Toews and Paul Savard all had 3 hits. Juggies had a total of 29 hits, pretty good for our rag-tag bunch. Very well played game.
Thanks to the Optical boys for their hard work tonight, and Lutz and Darlene in the press box.
Game Report By Jamie White
Date | Visiting Team | Score | Home Team | Score | |
Mon- 27 | |||||
5:30 | 2 - Station Coffee | 15 | VS | 11 - Bumper to Bumper | 16 |
6:30 | 3 - Mavericks | 19 | VS | 10 - Logos Rebels | 13 |
7:30 | 9 - Juggie’s Tap House | 11 | VS | 4 - Copper Coulee Casino | 10 |
Tues- 28 | |||||
5:30 | 8 - Red Sox | 7 | VS | 5 - Mike’s Meats | 14 |
6:30 | 1 - Sauer RV Storage Lakers | 12 | VS | 12 - Garage Pub | 14 |
7:30 | 6 - Redi Recyclers | 8 | VS | 7 - Elmer & Harold's | 8 |
Wed- 29 | |||||
5:30 | 6 - Redi Recyclers | 2 | VS | 8 - Red Sox | 10 |
6:30 | 4 - Copper Coulee Casino | 22 | VS | 10 - Logos Rebels | 11 |
7:30 | 12 - Garage Pub | 8 | VS | 2 - Station Coffee | 17 |
Thurs- 30 | |||||
5:30 | 11 - Bumper to Bumper | VS | 3 - Mavericks | ||
6:30 | 9 - Juggie’s Tap House | VS | 5 - Mike’s Meats | ||
7:30 | 13 - Stewart Optical | VS | 1 - Sauer RV Storage Lakers |
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