Fury under-11 girls capture Sugar and Spice title
The Thunder Bay Fury blanked Waconia 8-0 and Coulee Region Stars 5-0 then beat Hastings Raiders 2-0 to win the Sugar and Spice Tournament in Minneapolis. Coached by Bob Chaykowski, they remain undefeated at 3-0-0 with a Dec. 18 next game against the Neeking Hawks.
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Canada names junior team for world juniors in Sweden
Macklin Celebrini, 17, is named to Canada's 22 player roster for the 2024 world junior hockey championship in Gothenburg Sweden. Key forwards include Owen Beck Fraser Minten and Conor Geekie with other NHL connected players among the 23 man group. The squad departs Thursday as exhibition action begins Dec 18 against Denmark and runs through Dec 26 opening with Finland.
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Paul Ludwinski
Markus Vidicek
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Matthew Poitras
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Zach Benson
Salmond
Ty Nelson
Samuel St-Hilaire
Scott Ratzlaff
Mathis Rousseau
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Peter Anholt
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Denmark
Switzerland
United States
Finland
Gothenburg
Walleye Back Charity Drive With Firefighters Toys for Tots
The Kam River Fighting Walleye partner with Thunder Bay Fire Fighters Toys for Tots and Rural Cupboard Food Bank for a charity drive at Norwest Arena during the 7:45 p.m. game against the Thunder Bay North Stars. Donations include nonperishables or toys with a donation earning a ballot for a signed jersey. The event continues with a second game Saturday at Fort William Gardens.
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Chill Erad Heads to WIU for NCAA Move
Leevi Swearengen of the Thunder Bay Chill youth program will play and study at Western Illinois University. The Leathernecks, moving from the Missouri Valley to the Ohio Valley Conference in fall 2024, will feature Swearengen as he advances to the NCAA first division.
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