Harris to compete at world cadet judo championships
Emily Harris a grade 11 student from Superior Collegiate heads to Lima Peru with Canada’s national cadet judo team for the world event starting August 27. The Thunder Bay athlete trains at Mountainside Judo Club and has earned multiple medals including Canadian cadet nationals under 18 gold and under 21 bronze plus Ontario Winter Games golds.
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Emily Harris
Thunder Bay
Lima
Peru
Harris
Mountainside
Renfrew
Ont
Canada
Christa Deguchi
Paris
Sense Taryn Cleveland
Express rally sinks Border Cats in pivotal NL clash
Eau Claire Express toppled Thunder Bay 12-5 at Port Arthur Stadium as Brady Blake drove in two on a wild pitch and a two run single in the eighth. Express seize 2-0 lead in four game set while Thunder Bay falls to 15-16 with four left. Iffing Stern Johns pace Border Cats with multiple hits as Metivier exits after six, but 15 hits by Express seal win.
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Garrett Sloan
Thunder Bay
Border Cats
Dylan O’connell
Port Arthur Stadium
Thunder Bay Border Cats
Brady Blake
Eau Claire Express
Great Plains
Express
The
Cats
Waterloo Bucks
Trey Fikes
Sam Stern
Thomas Cooper
Storm
Riley Iffing
Iffing
RBI
Stern
Tripp Johns
Koshiro Ohno
Rogers wins historic Olympic hammer gold for Canada
Camryn Rogers, 25, of Richmond British Columbia, becomes the first Canadian woman to medal in Olympic hammer throw, winning with 76.97 metres at Paris Stade de France. Annete Echikunwoke and Zhao Jie take silver and bronze. Rogers tops a Canadian hammer throw sweep as Ethan Katzberg won men’s gold. Canada ends Day 11 with 18 medals overall.
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Paris
Camryn Rogers
Richmond
B.C
Rogers
Shari
Ethan Katzberg
Nanaimo
Andre de Grasse
Canada
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander
France
Caeli McKay
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