McGill Redbirds Defeat Concordia in Women Playoffs
McGill wins the series 2-0 with a 3 1 victory over Concordia in the Saturday playoff game. Other results list Fort Frances at Thunder Bay and Kenora at Ram River for 7 45 p m matchups.
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Explorers bounce back at Ontario Winter Games
Kainaan MacGillivray earned the win as the Explorers captured bronze with Carter Johnson sharing goaltending duties over the weekend. Coach Walter Keating praised the players as Ed Atwill noted the team’s quick starts and effort after a 3-2 loss to the champions Capitals. Thunder Bay athletes pursued gold in curling and bowling events across seven sports at the Ontario Winter Games.
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Westfort Maroons edge KC Sabres 3-2 in tight contest
Westfort Maroons secure a 3-2 win over the KC Sabres with Karen Gemmell scoring the game winner. Also noted are Avery Wanzuk and Noah Mellis key performances for their teams as league action includes Volunteer Pool Bearcats 8-1 over Thunder Bay Beavers and Thunder Bay Elks 5-0 Nipigon Elks. Lincoln Galbraith linked to Thunder Bay Minor Hockey Association.
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Capitals rally past Senators for 6 3 win in playoff push
Hendrix Lapierre scored twice and John Carlson Max Pacioretty Aliaksei Protas and Beck Malenstyn each added goals as the Washington Capitals beat the Ottawa Senators 6 3. Washington improves to four wins in five games and remains four points behind Philadelphia for third in the Metropolitan Division with two games remaining.
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Toronto predicts World Cup cost at 380 million
Toronto estimates 380 million to host World Cup matches, up 80 million from 2022 forecast due to an extra match. City officials review planning assumptions, costs, revenue and benefits after FIFA awarded seven matches to Toronto including six group stage and one knockout match.
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Ambetter Health 400 at Atlanta results from Hampton Ga
NASCAR Cup Series race at Atlanta Motor Speedway produced a full field finish led by Daniel Suarez in a Chevrolet. Ryan Blaney and Kyle Busch followed with strong showings as multiple drivers encountered accidents and fades in the 260 lap event.
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NASCAR Race Summary with Margin of Victory Tight
The race featured Noah Gragson and Josh Williams as entries listed with accidents. Race stats include an average winner speed of 115.402 mph, time of 3 hours 28 minutes 11 seconds, margin of victory 0.003 seconds, 10 cautions for 65 laps, and 48 lead changes among 14 drivers. Led by Gilliland and Busch among others, multiple drivers led laps with Byron and Suarez winning races in the season standings.
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Scotties Tournament of Hearts final standings 2024
Final standings and results from the 2024 Scotties Tournament of Hearts the Canadian women's national championship held February 16 to 25 at the WinSport Event Centre in Calgary Alberta. POOLA
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Call to reach CJ sports editor Reuben Villagracia
A notice invites calls between 3 p m and 11 p m to contact CJ sports editor Reuben Villagracia at 343 6214. It also promotes the CJ Thunder Bay Twitter and Facebook pages at the Chronicle Journal.
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