A member of the Midget Mavericks received Fort Macleod Minor Hockey’s award for a player’s playert. Brenndon Mackin received the…Continue Reading

Fort Macleod Mavericks fell just short Sunday in their quest to win their own Pee Wee hockey tournament. Lethbridge Knuckleheads…Continue Reading

Fort Macleod Mavericks overcame the adversity of an opening game loss to win four straight games to claim the Midget D hockey provincial championship Sunday on home ice. The Mavericks capped an impressive run with a 7-1 win over Horse Lake Thunder, the team that beat the Mavericks on Friday to push them to the…Continue Reading

The organizing committee is putting the finishing touches on the Alberta Midget D provincial hockey tournament this weekend in Fort…Continue Reading

Fort Macleod Mavericks were already guaranteed a spot as host of the Midget D provincial championships. But the Mavericks proved…Continue Reading

The last Fort Macleod Minor Hockey team to host provincials has been challenged to play the Midget Mavericks. The Mavericks are organizing the exhibition game with the 1996 Atom Hawks alumni as a fund-raiser for the Midget D provincial tournament they will host March 22-24. The exhibition game gets under way at 7 p.m. Thursday,…Continue Reading

JENNIFER MACKIN, GAZETTE CONTRIBUTOR The Fort Macleod Mavericks will host the 2019 provincial Midget D hockey championship tournament in March.…Continue Reading

Fort Macleod Mavericks went unbeaten to claim the championship of their own Pee Wee hockey tournament on the weekend. Sundre Huskies, Medicine Hat Devils, Medicine Hat Leafs and Airdrie Crush were other teams in the three-day tournament. Mavericks 9 Huskies 8 The Mavericks opened the tournament Friday with a thrilling 9-8 win over Sundre Huskies.…Continue Reading

The Atom Mavericks were named Fort Macleod Minor Hockey’s Team of the Year. The Mavericks, who won a Zone 5 banner and represented Fort Macleod at the Atom D provincial tournament, were honoured Wednesday during the awards ceremony at the Empress Theatre. “It’s always a tough decision,” Minor Hockey vice-president Kyle Nielson said. “It’s a…Continue Reading