Welcome to the Medicine Hat Senior Ball 2026 Season Web Site


There’s a new look at Holden Field and a new home for the Quad and other equipment. Happy to say “no more engine fumes wafting up to the press box anymore”😬


Big thanks to everyone that put the effort in to plan the project and place the sea can in its new spot. Another reason why it’s the best league in the country.

Click the link below for larger photo and write up:


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.

August 3 - August 6 2026

 
August 3:
     Game 1 - The Garage Pub team put together an almost perfect team effort to defeat the mighty Mavericks on a great and temperature friendly night for ball. The Fog boys scored nine in their first two at bats, while holding the Mavs to four after the first two innings.
     Things settled down after the first two, with the Fog then scoring three in the fifth, and the Mavericks scoring two in the sixth. When it was all said and done, the Garage boys prevailed with a 13-8 victory.
     John Engle lead the way for the Mavs with a HR and two doubles, Jeff Hall also hit an HR, Kerry Scentag and  Darren Heinz were 3-3, and Dave Hammel, Leon Moch, Dave Hamilton, Dale Weisgerber, and Derek Nielson chipped in two hits. 
     For the Fog, Grant Mackay and Ron Jarvis were 3-3, while Mike Sills, Dieter Stanke, Rod Aman, Sherwin Lehman, and Bill Chapman added two hits each. Special mention  to Russ  Cameron, Ken Longmore, and Daniel Morissette for great defensive play.
     Great game and great sportsmanship displayed by both teams, and gold standard umpiring by Gerrard and Pierre. Also thanks to the Lakers crew in the kitchen, and to Lutz and Darlene in the booth!
Game Report By Dickie Dunn

     Game 2 - In the second game of the night, the Copper Coulee Casino Silver Foxes outlasted the Bumper to Bumper Blue Jays by a 12-10 score. The winning pitcher was Randy Wuerfel and Tom Baker took the loss. Baker had a chance to help his cause with 2 on and 2 out in the bottom of the seventh, but he lined out to first base and that, as they say, was all she wrote. For Bumper to Bumper Lyle Kennedy (double, 3 RBI) and  Kevin Lane (double/triple, 4 RBI) were both 4/4. Paul Jollymore was on base all 3 times with 2 walks. Kerry Buss and Tom Baker were both 3/4. 3 other Blue Jays had 2 hits each. For the Silver Foxes, Darren Emerson was 4/4 (Triple - 4 RBIs) and Todd Kopec (solo home run), Glenn Stenhouse, and Perry Nurse were all 3/4. 6 other Foxes had 2 hits each. Thanks to our 2 subs, Perry Nurse and Larry Biko for their play in the field and their hitting going a combined 5/7.
Game Report By Sam Montoya

     Game 3 - Great defence and excellent pitching from both sides led to a classic ball game that saw Mikes edge the Rebels 6-5. Both squads hit the ball hard, but more often than not a great catch was made by the defence. Pitchers Jim Fink and Dean Roy allowed no walks in the fast paced game. In a back and forth game the meatheads needed 2 runs in the bottom of the 6th to secure victory. Mikes was led by Dave Robertson 3 hits and Clint Santer double off the wall that scored the winning two. The rebels had three hit nights from Dan Stevenson, Dean Roy and Jim Cooper. Thanks to ageless sub Jim Noon who can still play and Gerard’s crew for umping and cooking.
Game Report By Ron Stubbs

Date

Visiting Team

Score


Home Team

Score

Mon- 3






5:30

3 - Mavericks

8

VS

12 - Garage Pub

13

6:30

4 - Copper Coulee Casino

12

VS

11 - Bumper to Bumper

10

7:30

10 - Logos Rebels

5

VS

5 - Mike’s Meats

6

Tues- 4






5:30

6 - Redi Recyclers


VS

9 - Juggie’s Tap House


6:30

2 - Station Coffee


VS

13 - Stewart Optical


7:30

7 - Elmer & Harolds


VS

8 - Red Sox


Wed- 5






5:30

4 - Copper Coulee Casino


VS

12 - Garage Pub


6:30

7 - Elmer & Harolds


VS

9 - Juggie’s Tap House


7:30

5 - Mike’s Meats


VS

11 - Bumper to Bumper


Thurs- 6






5:30

6 - Redi Recyclers


VS

10 - Logos Rebels


6:30

1 - Sauer RV Storage Lakers


VS

2 - Station Coffee


7:30

3 - Mavericks


VS

13 - Stewart Optical