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The Medicine Hat Tigers’ longest road trip of the season brought more than miles on the bus.
The Tigers’ six-game trip through the B.C. division was a homecoming for the four B.C. born players on the roster with forwards Markus and Liam Ruck and defencemen Riley Steen and Tyson Moss getting the opportunity to play in front of friends and family.
“It was unreal, all the support from all our friends and family, especially in the last game, it’s about 200 people there for us, so it’s pretty cool and it was nice getting that win there,” Markus Ruck said.
The Tigers’ twins had a collection of friends and family at the 3-1 win over the Penticton Vees on Monday, also seeing kids from the South Okanagan Minor Hockey Association, their hometown area o

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