Hundreds of fans celebrated the Medicine Hat Tigers at Co-op Place on Monday in bittersweet send-off to mark the end of a historic season. The Tigers were fresh off a Memorial Cup final loss to the London Knights on Sunday night in Rimouski, Que. Tigers game host Jesse Christianson reminded the crowd that even though t...

Supporters of the Medicine Hat Tigers will be able to give the Western Hockey League champions a final send off at Co-op Place on Monday evening. There will be a quick presentation and a chance for fans to say goodbye to players after campaign that stretched for nine months. It's taking place at 7 p.m. and is open to t...

The Medicine Hat Tigers fell short of Memorial Cup glory Sunday after failing to battle back from a dominant second frame by the London Knights - a heartbreaking end for a team that rarely struggled in 2025. The Knights won 4-1, claiming their third-ever Canadian Hockey League title and bouncing back after losing a yea...

Supporters will be let back into Co-op Place to cheer on the Medicine Hat Tigers one last time this season. The City of Medicine Hat is hosting a free Tigers watch party for Sunday's Memorial Cup final - and the city said that over 4,400 fans have acquired tickets as of Sunday afternoon. The facility's doors will open ...

It has been 13,532 days since the Medicine Hat Tigers were last Memorial Cup champions. That can change tonight as the Medicine Hat Tigers battle the London Knights in the final of the 105th Memorial Cup. An undefeated round-robin pushed the Medicine Hat Tigers straight through to the final, ironically with a 3-1 win o...

The path to a championship is never easy. Often filled with highs and lows, peaks and valleys, and at times seemingly insurmountable adversity. That was the case for the 2024-25 Medicine Hat Tigers. The construction of the team we know and love today began this past off-season. With three 20-year-old defenseman, Rhett ...

As the Medicine Hat Tigers prepare for their final game of the season Sunday, it comes bittersweet for some. For Oasiz Wiesblatt, Harrison Meneghin, and Mathew Ward, it will be the final time they lace up the skates in their junior hockey careers. Ward began his Western Hockey League career for the Swift Current Bronco...

The Medicine Hat Tigers are one win away from claiming their third Memorial Cup title in franchise history. Their opponent? Unknown. They know it will be either the OHL champion London Knights (2-1) or QMJHL champion Moncton Wildcats (1-2) who tango in Friday night's semifinal for the right to get a second chance again...

The Medicine Hat Tigers booked their ticket to the Memorial Cup final Tuesday night after holding off a late London Knights comeback attempt, defeating the Knights 3-1. Knights winger Kasper Halttunen got London on the board three and a half minutes into the opening frame, capitalizing on an early Tiger penalty. London...

The Medicine Hat Tigers (2-0) will wrap up their round-robin action for the 105th Memorial Cup tonight against the London Knights (2-0) with a ticket to Sunday's Memorial Cup final on the line. The Tigers are coming off a 3-1 victory over the Moncton Wildcats Monday night, where Minnesota Wild prospect Ryder Ritchie fo...

Ryder Ritchie found the back of the net twice while adding an assist, as the Medicine Hat Tigers toppled the Moncton Wildcats 3-1. The Tigers poured 41 shots onto the net of Wildcats netminder Mathis Rosseau, who faced over 40 shots for the second consecutive game. Ritchie opened the scoring for the second straight gam...

The Medicine Hat Tigers are preparing for their second game of the 2025 Memorial Cup as they get set to take on the QMJHL champion Moncton Wildcats. The Wildcats, who are 0-1, dropped their opening game of the tournament in overtime to the 2-0 London Knights and will try to avoid joining the Rimouski Oceanic in the dou...

The Medicine Hat Tigers kicked off the 105th Memorial Cup in style, with a thrilling 5-4 come-from-behind win against the Rimouski Oceanic. Forward Hunter St. Martin scored the game-winner with 2:21 left in regulation, his fourth goal in as many games. Draft-eligible defenseman Bryce Pickford found the back of the net ...

One week removed from claiming their sixth WHL championship in franchise history, the Medicine Hat Tigers now aim to add another trophy to the mantle, the Memorial Cup. Last having claimed the Memorial Cup in 1988, it has been 37 years since the Tigers last held the most prized possession in all of Canadian junior hock...

Gavin McKenna is ready to step into the Memorial Cup spotlight - and he doesn't plan to blink. After all, the 17-year-old phenom is no stranger to wall-to-wall media coverage and sky-high expectations. "My whole life has kind of prepared me for this," he said in a phone interview. "Growing up, I've kind ...

The Medicine Hat Tigers say one of the biggest challenges at the Memorial Cup is facing the unknown elements of the other teams as they attempt to win the Canadian Hockey League title for a third time in franchise history. -The Tigers arrived in Rimouski, Que. late on Wednesday after winning the Western Hockey League t...

Medicine Hat Tigers phenom Gavin McKenna headlines a stacked field at this year's Memorial Cup. The top competition in Canadian junior hockey runs Friday through June 1 in Rimouski, Que. The Rimouski Oceanic, Moncton Wildcats and London Knights join the Tigers in the tournament. The same teams filled out the top four i...

Hundreds of fans gathered at Co-op Place on Wednesday morning to send off the Medicine Hat Tigers as the team started the voyage to Rimouski, Que. for the Memorial Cup. Medicine Hat Fire and Emergency Services, Medicine Hat Police Service, Redcliff RCMP, Willie's Towing and a Zamboni all part of the bus escort out of t...

The Medicine Hat Tigers are off to play for junior hockey's most coveted championship. Supporters will have a brief opportunity to line the roads of Medicine Hat to wish the team well as they leave to play in the Memorial Cup tournament in Quebec. The Tigers will leave Co-op Place at 8 a.m. on Wednesday, travelling nor...

Medicine Hat Tigers goaltender Harrison Meneghin has put pen to paper on a three-year entry-level contract with the Tampa Bay Lightning. Meneghin was the MVP of the 2025 WHL Playoffs, helping backstop the Medicine Hat Tigers to their sixth title in franchise history, going 14-1-0 while boasting a 2.35 GAA and 0.906 SV%...

The Medicine Hat Tigers beat the Spokane Chiefs on Friday to claim the Western Hockey League championship and book a ticket to the Memorial Cup in Rimouski. The 4-2 Game 5 victory added a sixth WHL title to the franchise's collection and their first since 2007. Now, the Tigers will go in search of a third Memorial Cup ...

A four-goal second period helped lift the Medicine Hat Tigers to a 5-2 Game 4 victory, moving them just one win away from clinching their sixth WHL Title in franchise history. The game began with a bang as the clubs traded goals in the opening minute, with Ryder Ritchie and Asanali Sarkenov scoring 17 seconds apart. Th...

The Medicine Hat Tigers lead the WHL Finals 2-1 following a shutout victory Tuesday night over the Spokane Chiefs. It was just the second time the Chiefs have been held off the scoresheet all season, a great bounceback for Medicine Hat following a 6-2 Game 2 defeat. The Cats were aided by six goals from six different g...

Harrison Meneghin made 28 saves en route to his third shutout of these playoffs as the Medicine Hat Tigers blanked the Spokane Chiefs 6-0 in Game 3 of the WHL Finals. The Tigers scored a pair of goals in each frame and surpassed their combined shot total from games 1 and 2 in the win, outshooting the Chiefs 45-28. Cayd...

The Medicine Hat Tigers had a send off Monday morning as the Western Hockey League Championship Series shifts to Spokane, Washington for games three through five.-READ: Here are the venues screening the Tigers away games----The Tigers split the first two games of the series on home ice, including a 6-2 defeat to the Ch...

The Medicine Hat Tigers are looking to bounce back after a weekend of mixed results. That's as a best of seven series against the Spokane Chiefs for the Western Hockey League final is back to even. Andrew Basha returned to the lineup for the first time since 2024 to notch the opening goal on Friday, getting the series ...

The Medicine Hat Tigers weren't able to recover after the Spokane Chiefs came out strong in the first period, with both teams coming off the weekend with a win each in the Western Hockey League final. Cayden Lindstrom found the back of the net for the first time since March 30, 2024, to get the Tigers a 1-0 lead. The C...

Medicine Hat Tigers forward Andrew Basha scored on his first shot back from injury less than a minute into Game 1 to kick off the Western Hockey League Championship series with a bang. It set the tone for the rest of Game 1 inside Co-op Place which saw a strong Tigers squad battle the Spokane Chiefs to a 4-1 victory. ...