Growlers silenced as ECHL terminates St John’s franchise
The ECHL revoked the Newfound land Growlers membership effective immediately citing failure to fulfil bylaws obligations. DSE says a buyer for Trois-Rivières Lions is found pending league approval while Growlers players become free agents with two signed from the pool. Final six games canceled. captain Todd Skirving, a community figure, features in team history.
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Morrison leads NBA coaches in autism awareness shoe campaign
Utah Jazz assistant coach Scott Morrison fronts a league wide drive promoting autism awareness by wearing rainbow infinity Nike Air Force 107s during World Autism Day week. Proceeds from shoe auctions will fund the To The Max Foundation supporting families. Morrison’s path includes Lakehead University and the 2011 OUA championship.
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Gushue adds two wins at world curling championship
Brad Gushue and his St. John’s based team opened a busy stretch at the world men’s curling championship with a 7-4 win over New Zealand and an 8-2 victory over John Shuster of the United States. Canada sits 5-1 in second behind Sweden’s Niklas Edin as round robin play continues with six draws remaining.
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Yannick Schwaller
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Jongduk Park
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Shinya Abe
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Kam River Faces Red Lake In SIJHL Semifinals Opener
Kam River Fighting Walleye host Red Lake Miners in Norwest Arena for game one of a best of seven series. Game two follows Monday at the same venue with a 7 p.m. start before the series shifts to Red Lake for games three and four.
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