Rourke Faces Ottawa as Lions Seek Road Win Stall
BC Lions quarterback Nathan Rourke returns to form after a long layoff aiming to end a four game skid at Ottawa TD Place. Ottawa Redblacks own a 4-0-1 home mark, with Dru Brown back from a foot injury and a stout defense led by Bryce Carter.
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Stampeders cornerback Houston leads CFL interceptions race
Calgary native De meric Houston, now with the Stampeders, sits tied for second in the CFL with four interceptions, two behind leader Rolan Milligan Jr. He and Tre Roberson also share fourth-year takeaway totals, as Houston pursues personal bests from last season. He has 39 tackles in seven games and a two-year Calgary deal, aiming to top seven picks and 50 tackles.
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Thunderwolves add goaltender Carson Cherepak to roster
Lakehead Thunderwolves announce the transfer of 21-year-old goaltender Carson Cherepak from NCAA Division I program RPI. He posted a 1-10-1 record with an .870 save percentage in 15 games over two seasons and previously starred for the Dauphin Kings, winning an MJHL title and reaching the Centennial Cup semifinals.
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Votto Retires From Baseball After 17 MLB Seasons
Canadian star Joey Votto announces retirement in an Instagram video at age 40. The Reds legend, 6 time All Star and 2010 MVP, played most of his career in Cincinnati before signing a minor league deal with Toronto. He notes his desire to play for his hometown and thanks family and former teammates. Continued on page B2.
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