Summer McIntosh named CP female athlete of the year
The Toronto teen dominated 2023 with two world titles in Fukuoka and a world-record sweep at trials. She helped Canada claim bronze in the medley relay and clinched Olympic Paris 2024 qualification. McIntosh topped a 52 voter field, with Maggie MacNeil second.
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Summer McIntosh
McIntosh
Toronto
Fukuoka
Japan
Paris
Hungary
Katinka Hosszu
U.S
Katie Ledecky
Ledecky
Greensboro
N.C
Marie-Sophie Harvey
Whitehorse Star
Morris Prokop
Maggie MacNeil
Swimming Canada
John Atkinson
Marie-Philip Poulin
Hayley Wickenheiser
Leylah Fernandez
Bianca Andreescu
Christine Sinclair
Brooke Henderson
Penny Oleksiak
Crosby Sets the Gold Standard in Shifting NHL Landscape
In his 19th season Sidney Crosby remains the benchmark for NHL stars, amassing 35 points in 32 games and chasing 12th on the all time scoring list as teammates and rivals praise his work ethic and leadership. The Penguins sit at 15 13 4, five points out of a playoff spot with Crosby central to their efforts.
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Connor McDavid
Austen Matthews
Connor Bedard
Sidney Crosby
Montreal Canadiens
Sean Monahan
Sid the Kid
Austen
Matthews
Connor
McDavid
Nikita) Kucherov
David) Pastrnak
Maple Leafs
Max Domi
Toronto
Crosby
Joe Thornton
Cole Harbour
N.S
Plete
Montreal
Ottawa Senators
Jacques Martin
Penguins
Martin
Arizona Coyotes
Jason Zucker
Pittsburgh
Zucker
Kaiden Guhle
Canadiens
Guble
New York Islanders
Kris Letang
Michelle Crechiolo
Cros
Vilardi
Winnipeg Jets
Pierre-Luc Dubois
Gabriel Vilardi
Kings
Dubois
Los Angeles
Great Big Sea rings in goals at world juniors
Team Canada fans in Gothenburg heard Great Big Sea’s Ordinary Day after Canada scored against Finland as the 5-2 win capped a goal song selection process. Hockey Canada said the tune chosen to boost team spirit came after a month of deliberation and staff input.
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ST. John's
Team Canada
Newfoundland and Labrador
Great Big Sea
Canada
Finland
Gothenburg
Sweden
Scott Salmond
Hockey Canada
Salmond
Nate Danielson
Niklas Kokko
Ru. MacKenzie
Cape Breton
N.S
the Fables
Halifax
Macklin Celebrini
Klee named head coach of PWHL Minnesota club
Former NHL defenseman Ken Klee takes over Minnesota in the new PWHL after Charlie Burggraf steps down. Minnesota opens Jan 3 at Boston and Jan 6 home vs Montreal, with Klee bringing WCH titles with US women and AHL Syracuse experience to the franchise. Burggraf departs after Bethel and Minnesota links, Michela Cava from Thunder Bay on roster.
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Klee
PWHL
Minnesota Club
NHL
Ken Klee
Minnesota
Charlie Burggraf
Burggraf
Boston
Montreal
Washington Capitals
Experi
Bethel University
Natalie Darwitz
University of Minnesota
Thunder Bay
Michela Cava
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