Brier field set features Alberta rematch in Regina
The 2024 Canadian men's curling championship opens with Alberta rivalries as Aaron Sluchinski defeated Kevin Koe 6-3 in the provincial final and earns Alberta’s spot at the Brier in Regina March 1-10. Koe will meet Sluchinski again in the opening draw at Brandt Centre.
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Quebec
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Trevor Bonet
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James Grattan
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Lakehead hosts Game 1 in OUA hockey playoffs vs Windsor
Lakehead Thunderwolves open best-of-three OUA West quarterfinals against Windsor Lancers at Fort William Gardens on Wednesday night. Freshman Nick DeGrazia leads a hot streak as Lakehead seeks a playoff upset after finishing fifth in the West.
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Mandryk finishes on podium at Amsoil Championship in Valcourt
Mandryk rides to third in the Pro Lite final after sweeping two qualifying heats at the Amsoil Championship in Valcourt Quebec. The Thunder Bay racer returns to pro snocross with Pilipsen Racing after last year’s season-ending injury as Croydon Dillon notches his seventh straight circuit win. Ovechkin extends goal streak to five in four straight games after Dubai trip, closing in on Gretzky with 835-60 back of passing the Great One. The Capitals star draws praise from Ian Cole as he nears Gretzky's record.
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Comets climb to first in under-18 A with week 7-0-5 run
Current River Comets move to top of the under-18 A division after a 2-0 win over the Volunteer Pool Bearcats and a 4-2 victory over the Norwest Stars, followed by a 3-3 draw with the Sabres. Netminder Clayton Wabhoose earned the first win, while Aaron Taylor and Theodore McMillan led scoring.
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Jordan Walford
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