Martel Leads Canada in Korea Youth Olympics Sprint and Relay
Cedric Martel of the National Team Development Centre Thunder Bay posted an 11th place finish in the men’s sprint and 19th in the classic at the Gangwon Youth Olympics. He anchored Team Canada’s mixed relay to sixth place, the best Canada result in that division. Coach Eric Bailey also ran Team Canada staff and oversees the Lappe Nordic program. Bailey will lead Ontario Winter Games skiers in Thunder Bay beginning February 16.
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Weekend hockey schedule tightens as regular season ends
Thursday games feature Carleton Ottawa UQIR Concordia Western Guelph Queen s at RMC. Friday brings Nipissing Lakehead Toronto Brock TMU UQTR Western Waterloo Laurier Windsor. Saturday hosts York RMC McGill Carleton Windsor Ontario Tech Queen s. End of regular season.
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Queens program nets three hockey golds in weekend events
The Thunder Bay Staal Queens under-11 team went 4-0-0 to win gold at the Nipigon Elks tournament, after earlier triumphs in Minnesota. The under-15 Queens clinched a fourth title of the season with gold in Maplegrove, Ontario, while the under-13 team captured the Croquet Heartbreaker title, outscoring foes 21-3 and defeating Rock Ridge 5-1 in the final. Upcoming events include hosting Fort Frances Muskies and St Thomas Aquinas Saints in the Northern Boreal Select Series.
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Suzuki and Slafkovsky pace Canadiens past Capitals
Nick Suzuki and Juraj Slafkovsky each scored twice as the Montreal Canadiens topped the Washington Capitals 5-2. Ovechkin netted his 10th goal of the season and 832nd of his career, while Capitals goalie Charlie Lindgren exited after three goals on nine shots. Montreal opened with three quick goals and held on after the All-Star break.
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Lindholm stars in Canucks debut with two power play goals
Elias Lindholm scored twice on the power play in his Vancouver debut, lifting the Canucks to a 3 2 win over the Carolina Hurricanes. J T Miller provided the winning goal as Vancouver extended its points streak to 12 games, with Quinn Hughes and Brock Boeser adding assists. Thatcher Demko made 22 saves. Pierce Martinook and Sebastian Aho scored for Carolina.
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