US EditionRitchie scores twice as unbeaten Tigers edge winless Wildcats 3-1 at Memorial Cup
- On Monday, May 26, 2025, the Medicine Hat Tigers defeated the Moncton Wildcats 3-1 at the Memorial Cup tournament in Rimouski, Quebec.
- The Tigers, champions of the Western Hockey League, kicked off the tournament on Friday by narrowly defeating the Rimouski Oceanic, who were hosting, with a final score of 5-4.
- Ryder Ritchie contributed two goals and set up another for the Medicine Hat Tigers, while Dyllan Gill netted a goal for the Wildcats, who were competing under the emotional strain of the recent passing of their GM’s father-in-law, Pat Buckley.
- Ritchie credited his linemates for setting him up well, while Tigers goalie Harrison Meneghin recorded 21 saves and was commended by Desjardins for his excellent performance throughout the tournament.
- With both the Tigers and London Knights undefeated, Tuesday’s game between them will decide who advances directly to Sunday’s championship game, while the loser plays Friday’s semifinal.
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Ritchie scores twice as unbeaten Tigers edge winless Wildcats 3-1 at Memorial Cup
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