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Newspaper

Chronicle Journal

Location

Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada

Date

Apr 08, 2025

Page

13

Ovechkin Surpasses Gretzky in Goals Amid Era Change

The Great 8 has 895 goals, edging Wayne Gretzky as a modern era scorer. Players like Mike Knuble and Teemu Selanne note different styles and rule changes that helped Ovechkin rise, while Gretzky’s playmaking defined a prior era.

NHL Wayne Gretzky Alex Ovechkin Mike Knuble Gretzky Knuble Ovechkin Wayne Alex Paul Maurice Maurice Mario Lemieux Ree Washington Capitals Scotty Bowman Pavel Bure Alexander Mogilny Sergei Fedorov Artemi Panarin Kirill Kaprizov Russia Steven Warshaw Moscow Pittsburgh Penguins Bamm Ick Tocchet Tocchet Vancouver Coucks Selanne

Canada wins bronze at world curling after rout of China

Canada led by Ben Hebert and Brad Jacobs thrashed China 11-2 to finish third at the World Men's Curling Championship in Moose Jaw. Mouat of Scotland defeated Switzerland to win gold as Canada vows to build toward the 2026 Winter Games and reclaim podium glory.

Moose Jaw Sask Canada Ben Hebert China Xiaoming Xu Hebert Brad Jacobs Marc Kennedy Brett Gallant Scotland Bruce Mouat Switzerland Yannick Schwaller Temple Gardens Centre Mouat Brad Gushue Ottawa Jacobs Gallant Paul Webster Norway Magnus Ramsfjell Zhichao Li Ramsfjell World Curling Webster Weidong Tan Austria

Primerano poised for debut with Canada at world championship

Chloe Primerano, 18, is set to become the youngest Canada defender at a women’s world championship since Cheryl Pounder in 1994. The North Vancouver native arrives amid strong U18 showings and a standout University of Minnesota freshman season, with coach remarks calling her a ready, impactful player.

Ceske Budejovice Czechia Chloe Primerano Primerano Canada Cheryl Pounder Finland Hayley Wickenheiser United States Marie-Philip Poulin Hilary Knight North Vancouver B.C ITHF U.S West Valley City Utah Troy Ryan University of Minnesota University of Connecticut Huskies Golden Gophers Minnesota Brad Frost Chloe Vicky Sunohara

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