Dream nears title fight in Ignite event at Mecca 21
Devon Lozej The Dream eyes his first MMA title when he faces Sean Stebbins for Ignite Fight vacated flyweight crown on February 17 at Mecca 21 Shakopee Minnesota. Lozej 30 from Dryden trains Thunder Bay has a 4 2 pro record 8 2 overall and beat Oscar Sanchez November 11 at Mecca 20. Stebbins 3 2 has dropped two of his past three bouts.
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Ontario Winter Games lift Thunder Bay profile despite reduced slate
Barry Streibh, chair of the Ontario Winter Games organizing committee, promotes the February event in Thunder Bay with 13 sports and 1,350 participants. Despite 14 of 27 registered sports not sending athletes, organizers tout hospitality and volunteer support, with opening ceremonies February 16 at Fort William Historical Park and events across Fort William Curling Club, Lakehead University, and local venues.
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Bedard Out for Weeks With Fractured Jaw
Chicago Blackhawks center Connor Bedard to miss six to eight weeks after jaw surgery. The 18 year old will sit out the Feb 3 NHL All-Star Game in Toronto, a setback as Chicago fights for standings. Coach Luke Richardson cites precaution as Bedard recovers and bikes then reenters skating later.
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NHLPA launches First Line mental health program for players
The NHL Players Association unveiled First Line a mental health support program in partnership with Opening Minds at the Hockey Hall of Fame. Former player Jay Harrison and wellness chief Marty Walsh said the initiative aims to reduce stigma boost resilience and provide resources for players both on and off the ice.
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