Velocity on fire into bronze playoffs in pro indoor soccer
Velocity tops bronze flight standings with three wins in a week securing top seed for playoffs. Kass Fernandez netted a hat trick in a 5 2 win over the Tigers and Loredana Veneziale scored the lone goal in a 1 0 victory over Confederation College with Han nah Persichino also finding the net. Daniars suffer a 4 1 loss as Amanda Downey tallies three goals. Thunder Hawks you lose to Confederation College 2 1 with Sydney Fedorchuk and Nikki Reiss scoring. In bronze B flight United stays atop with a 3 0 win over Impact Promotions led by Shasa Alexandria Chantell Hansen and Krista Schaaf. The schedule continues as teams chase playoff glory.
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Niemi rink wins Go Slow League crown at Port Arthur
The Thunder Bay curling team skipped by Ivan Niemi defeated rivals through four weekly draws to claim the senior Go Slow League title at the Port Arthur Curling Centre on April 8. Carl Mayotte Joe Rotar and Dave McColl supported the victory as the champion rink.
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Arniel earns second chance as Jets head coach
Scott Arniel, once fired by the Columbus Blue Jackets, has rebuilt his career and become Winnipeg's head coach. Under his guidance the Jets won the Presidents' Trophy with a league best 55-22-4, improved offense and kept defense strong, earning praise from players and former coaches.
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Rajakovic aims for growth after Raptors season
Toronto coach Darko Rajakovic reflected at a 30 minute exit interview session at the OVO Athletic Centre after Toronto finished 2024-25 with a 30-52 record. He stressed self improvement and continued player development while noting injuries prevented a core group from playing together. The team set a franchise single season record with 2340 total assists, part of a 4675 assists over two seasons.
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