Canada names Casey Stoney as new Canada Women coach
Casey Stoney, former England captain and ex San Diego Wave coach, is hired by Canada Soccer to lead the Canadian women’s national team with a three year contract through the next World Cup. She will begin in February at the Pinatar Cup in Spain and succeeds Bev Priestman amid a broader restructuring.
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Bev Priestman
Stoney
San Diego Wave
Casey
Kevin Blue
Canada Soccer
Canada Women
Spain
Canada
Jesse Marsh
Great Britain
B.C. Place
Order of the British Empire
Arsenal
Charlton
Chelsea
Lincoln
Liverpool
Professional Football Association
PFA
Phil Neville
Manchester United
North America
Andy Spence
Priestman
Cindy Tye
Iceland
South Korea
Jasmine Mander
Joey Lombardi
FIFA
Stephanie Labbé
Diana Matheson
Erin McLeod
Melissa Tancredi
Thunder Bay North Stars sweep Lakers in junior hockey clash
Thunder Bay forward Marcellus Francis scored twice as the North Stars beat Fort Frances 5-3 at Fort William Gardens in Superior International Junior Hockey League action. Liam Letters stopped 38 shots and teammates Forester Marshall Lysak added goals in the win, as Thunder Bay improved to 20-8-2 and prepared for a key week with Dryden and Kam River tests.
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Thunder Bay North Stars
Marcellus Francis
Fort Frances Lakers
Nolan Kothler
Fort William Gardens
Liam Letters
Peter Forester
Kendrick Marshall
Matthew Lysak
Thunder Bay
Francis
North Stars
Dryden
Ice Dogs
Walleye
Taylor wins Phoenix Open in dramatic playoff
Canadian golfer Nick Taylor seals a playoff victory at the WM Phoenix Open after birdies on the 18th and a clutch eagle finish. He reflects on past droughts, camaraderie with Corey Conners, and his drive to increase consistency while chasing more Masters and signature-event starts.
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Honolulu
Nick Taylor
Taylor
Eagle
Nico Echavarria
Corey Conners
Conners
Canada
Hawaii
Texas
Tve
Corey
Royal Montreal
Mike Weir
Bay Hill
Weir
Mike
Stephan Jaeger
J.J. Spaun
Echavarria
Phoenix
Local Hockey Roundup: Beavers, Rangers, Comets Shine
Nathaniel Skunk and Nicholas Bruno scored key late goals as the Maroons beat Thunder Bay Beavers 2-1. Westfort Rangers tied KC Sabres 3-3 with Reid Delorey’s late equalizer and, with Kieran Bortolin, Zan der Davis, and Jacob Pelletier starring across games, the week finished in multiple stalemates. Catherine Cain Ethan Twardowsky led Current River Comets past Nipigon Elks 5-2. Thunder Bay Beavers under-15 AA notched two wins with Legarde Koch Farrow each scoring twice, while Neebing Hawks blanked North End Flames 0-3. South End Rangers edged Thunder Bay Kings 11-2 in exhibition. Lincoln Galbraith volunteers amid local hockey action.
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Nathaniel Skunk
Maroons
Nicholas Bruno
Thunder Bay Beavers
Westfort Rangers
Rangers
Jacob Pelletier
KC Sabres
Reid Delorey
Kieran Bortolin
Matthew Koch
Joshua Legarde
Braedyn Farrow
Beavers
Norwest Stars
Legarde
South End Rangers
Oliver Barbiero
Carter Johnson
Neebing Hawks
North End Flames
Per Fredrickson
Westfort Maroons
Thunder Bay Kings
Oliver Defranceschi
Ryder Milani
Darian Walker
Kaden Blake
Walker Holowanky
Thunder Bay Queens
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Canadian Press
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Peter Augruso
Sara McConaghy
Angus McNab
Marsh
McNab
York United
Portland Thorns
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Aston Villa
Sid Ba
Ruckk
James Mirabelli Photo
Abbotsford
B.C
Lincoln Galbraith
Thunder Bay Minor Hockey Association
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