Lucas leads SIJHL Stars for November in Bomber comeback
Alex Lucas of the Sioux Lookout Bombers topped SIJHL stars for November with nine goals and 12 assists in 10 games as the Bombers went 7-3-0. Lucas is the Bombers’ leading scorer, ranked seventh in the league with 20 goals and 17 assists. Ram River’s Daxton Lang was the second star of the month, posting 10 goals and 11 assists in 10 games.
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Youth divers excel at Superstar Challenge in Toronto
Thunder Bay Diving Club sent three divers to the Superstar Challenge in Toronto. Dennis excelled in Group D three metre springboard winning the event and placing fourth overall. Kobe Kostyshyn earned thirds in four Group C events. Kari Chornoboy placed fifth and sixth in Group D events. Coaches Prieto and Knapton praised the strong showing and thanked families for support.
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Sawyer Dennis
Kobe Kostyshyn
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Kallikrates
Kari
Chornoboy
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Rolando Prieto
Canada opens world junior selection camp in Ottawa
Canada begins selection camp for the world junior hockey championship with 14 of 83 skaters on ice amid inclement weather. Hockey Canada aims to build a fast, competitive identity as 25 cards may be signed, with Bradly Nadeau unavailable and several NHL prospects unlikely to join.
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Bradly Nadeau
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Dave Cameron
Ottawa 67'S
Chicago Blackhawks
Macklin Celebrini
San Jose Sharks
Zach Benson
Buffalo Sabres
U Sports All Stars
Sweden
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Easton Cowan
London Knights
Brayden Yager
Winnipeg Jets
Oliver Bonk
Philadelphia Flyers
Tanner Molendyk
Nashville Predators
Molendyk
Carson Rehkopf
Seattle Kraken
Matthew Wood
Nashville
Scott Ratzlaff
Buffalo
Petawawa
Ont
Medicine Hat Tigers
Gavin McKenna
Western Hockey League
Matthew Schaefer
Erie Otters
Porter Martone
Mississauga Steelheads
Calgary Flames
Zayne Parekh
Saginaw Spirit
Harrison Brunicke
McIntosh sets world record in short course Budapest
Toronto teen McIntosh begins the Budapest short course world championships with a world record 3:50.25 in the 400 metre freestyle creating momentum toward Paris 2024 and 2028 goals. She helps Canada to bronze in the 4x100 freestyle relay as Mary Sophie Harvey and Penny Oleksiak also contend for medals.
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Penny Oleksiak
Calgary
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