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Thomas Fentabil and Coralee Riehl dropped a pair of games 6-4, 7-5 to Tracy and Calvin Heller in the finals of the Medicine Hat Tennis Club Mixed Doubles Tournament. (Image Credit: Medicine Hat Tennis Club)
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Medicine Hat Tennis Club’s Mixed Doubles Tournament concludes with a 12-time winner

Sep 14, 2026 | 9:30 AM

Tracy and Calvin Heller added another championship to their collection, winning the A Open division at the Medicine Hat Tennis Club’s Mixed Doubles Tournament.

The Hellers defeated Coralee Riehl and Thomas Fentabil 6-4, 7-5 to capture the title at the tournament, held Sept. 10-12.

The victory marks the Hellers’ 12th Mixed Doubles Tennis title.

Chris Friesen, Dawn Olson, Lauren and Riley Danroth pictured after Open A third place game.
Chris Friesen, Dawn Olson, Lauren and Riley Danroth pictured after Open A third place game. (Image Credit: Medicine Hat Tennis Club)

Lauren and Riley Danroth finished third in the A Open division, defeating Dawn Olson and Chris Friesen 6-4, 7-5.

Reina and Jordan Schibler pictured beside Nirvi Singh and Mike Fentabil after the B Open consolation play.
Reina and Jordan Schibler pictured beside Nirvi Singh and Mike Fentabil after the B Open consolation play. (Image Credit: Medicine Hat Tennis Club)

In B Open consolation play, Nirvi Singh and Mike Fentabil defeated Reina and Jordan Schibler 7-6, 3-6, 6-4.

Emilee Krushel and Messele Fentabil won the C Open division, defeating Sandy McIntosh and Kerry McDowell 6-7, 6-3, 6-2.

Jess and Rowan Ferris won the intermediate title over Rose and Geoff Paulgaard.
Jess and Rowan Ferris won the intermediate title over Rose and Geoff Paulgaard. (Image Credit: Medicine Hat Tennis Club)

The intermediate division title went to father-daughter duo Rowan and Jess Ferris, who defeated Lilly Laurent and Noel Thomas 7-5, 0-6, 10-4 in a third-set tiebreak.

Rose and Geoff Paulgaard claimed third place in the intermediate division with a 6-4, 7-6 victory over Abby Koch and Andrew Quiring.

The tournament brought mixed doubles players together at the Medicine Hat Tennis Club for three days of competition.