Ice curling schedule for Canadian province display
The schedule lists round robin draws and dates for a curling event with teams from Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, Nunavut, Northwest Territories, Nova Scotia, Ontario, Quebec, Saskatchewan, Yukon, and others. Playoffs begin March 8 with 1-2 and 3-4 games, leading to the final on March 10 and qualifier to the world championship in Switzerland.
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Laurette leads Stars to 5-0 win in SIJHL shutout
Ben Laurette stopped all 64 Wisconsin shots for his first SIJHL shutout as Thunder Bay North Stars defeated the Lumberjacks 5-0 at Fort William Gardens. EJ Paddington scored twice with Remenda and Beazley adding goals and assists. Connor Larret also scored. Wisconsin drops to 14-21-5.
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Golden Knights topple Maple Leafs ending Toronto streak
Vegas Golden Knights beat Toronto 6-2 as William Karlsson and Jonathan Marchessault each had a goal and an assist. Adin Hill made 29 saves for a 33-19-7 Knights, while Alex Pietrangelo and Nicolas Roy added goals and Shea Theodore supplied three assists. Toronto’s long win run ends despite Ilya Samsonov’s 26 saves and Joseph Woll nearing a return from an ankle injury.
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Vikings Hire McGown as QBs Coach
The Minnesota Vikings hired Josh McCown, an 18 year NFL veteran who played for 12 teams, as their quarterbacks coach. McCown previously coached for Carolina last season and will work with pass game specialist Chris O'Hara, who coached the Vikings in 2022 23.
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Fernandez retires hurt in first round at San Diego Open
Canada's Leylah Fernandez retires from the first round against Germany's Tatjana Maria in San Diego with a 7-6 (7) 0-4 scoreline after taking a 7-6 first set. Fernandez, eight seed, had one ace and won 51.4 percent of first serves as Marina Stakusic also advances. Maria meets Daria Saville next.
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Brock Badgers advance and TMU Bold sweeps in Ontario playoffs
In hockey action Brock Badgers defeat Windsor Lancers 4-1 to win their series 2-0, while TMU Bold edges Wilfrid Laurier 6-2 to complete a 2-0 series win. Women's playoff games begin Friday with TMU at Brock and McMaster at Queen's.
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Tuesday NBA Results Highlight Wide Scoring Night
Golden State edged Washington 123 to 11 while Cleveland beat Dallas 121 119 New Orleans defeated New York 9 115 Orlando 108 topped Brooklyn 81 Atlanta 124 beat Utah 97 Boston 117 over Philadelphia Charlotte at Milwaukee and Detroit at Chicago N San Antonio at Minnesota N Houston at Oklahoma City N Miami at Portland N Monday Toronto 130 beat Indiana 122 New York 113 defeated Detroit 111 Brooklyn 111 edged Memphis 8 Miami 121 beat Sacramento 11 Wednesday Dallas visits Toronto at 7 30 p.m New Orleans hosts Indiana 7 3 Cleveland plays Chicago at 8 p.m.
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Major League Baseball adds Bailey Horn in Cubs trade
The Chicago White Sox acquire LHP Bailey Horn from the Cubs in exchange for RHP Matthew Thompson. Also, Cody Bellinger signs a three year deal with the Cubs and Brent Freed takes a role in Miami's entertainment bookings.
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Jesse Scholtens
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Brent Freed
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Buddy Kennedy
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Tyler Dearden
Hockey Minor League Roster Moves Across AHL ECHL and MLS
A compiled list of midseason transactions across the AHL ECHL and MLS Next Pro noting recalls from loans, signings of SPC PTO and injured reserve placements. Teams include the Penguins Blues Maple Leafs Lehigh Valley Providence Rockford Springfield Syracuse Toronto Adirondack Cincinnati Florida Indy Iowa Kansas City Maine Rapid City Trois-Rivieres Tulsa Tulsa and New York Red Bulls II with players such as Brink Kessel Lajoie Kile Rowe Ritchie Howarth Hoelscher Gary Moberg Skeoch Dillingham Johnson Singleton Blachman Walker Gagnier Calverley Brandt Hall Sheehy Bowman Klotz Kohn Lodge Gendunov Knapp and Jaremko Hampton.
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Matthew Kessel
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Tanner Dickinson
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Max Lajoie
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Kale Howarth
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Mitchell Hoelscher
Brayden Gary
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Kieran Craig
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Iowa Heartlanders
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Jake Jaremko
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Tour Statistics Through Fed Ex Cup Season Figures
The Associated Press lists top players in 26 FedEx Cup season points with Matthieu Pavon leading at 949 points, followed by Scottie Scheffler 848 and Hideki Matsuyama 825. It also covers scoring averages, driving distance, driving accuracy, greens in regulation, and total driving leaders.
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Scottie Scheffler
Hideki Matsuyama
Chris Kirk
Wyndham Clark
Byeong Hun An
Xander Schauffele
Jake Knapp
J.T. Poston
Jason Day
Justin Thomas
Chan Kim
Doug Ghim
Sam Burns
Adam Scott
Keith Mitchell
Jordan Spieth
Chris Gotterup
Cameron Champ
Kevin Dougherty
Carl Yuan
Stephen Jaeger
Rory McIlroy
Martin Trainer
Mac Meissner
Patton Kizzire
Min Woo Lee
Aaron Rai
Ryan Moore
Ryan Palmer
Zac Blair
Alexander Bjork
Ben Silverman
Roger Sloan
Alex Noren
Greyson Sigg
Nate Lashley
Rory Mcllroy
Rafael Campos
Jimmy Stanger
Hayden Springer
Taiga Semikawa
Harrison Endycott
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Golf statistics and leader board notes from Las Vegas event
A dense list of golf statistics with names from Aaron Baddeley to Natasha Vongtaveelap and others shows scoring averages putts per GIR greens in regulation and birdie and eagle counts. The data include through February 26 rankings and various performance metrics across players and categories.
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