Thunder Bay Queens win two hockey titles in Minnesota and Manitoba
The Staal Queens under-11 and EFL Canada Queens under-15 A girls hockey clubs returned home with gold. Staal Queens went 4-0-0 at the Minnesota Winter Storm, defeating Roseville Mahtomedi 5-2 in the final and are 10-4-2 all-time vs Minnesota. EFL Canada Queens won Skate for the Roses in Stillwater, earning a third tournament title this year. The under-22 rep team beat Gray Owls 6-3 but lost to Western Predators in overtime and then fell to Prairie Blaze in Winnipeg.
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Scott Wrigley
Thunder Bay Queens
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Manitoba
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Polar Ice
Silvertips
Gray Owls
Western Predators
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Prairie Blaze
Blaze
Minnesota Winter Storm
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Mauer Beltre Helton Hall of Fame trio elected
Adrian Beltré Todd Helton and Joe Mauer were elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame on their first ballots, with Beltré at 95.1 percent Helton at 79.7 percent and Mauer at 76.1 percent. Billy Wagner and Gary Sheffield fell short and will be eligible for later ballots.
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Adrian Beltré
Todd Helton
Joe Mauer
Hall of Fame
Billy Wagner
Gary Sheffield
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Baseball Writers’ Association of America
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Mauer
Wagner
Ichiro Suzuki
CC Sabathia
Cooperstown
Jim Leyland
Contemporary Era
Sheffield
BBWAA
Contemporary Baseball Player Committee
Los Angeles Dodgers
Seattle
Boston
Texas
Brooks Robinson
Colorado
Samsonov rebounds after demotion with Leafs big win
Toronto goalie Ilya Samsonov, demoted to the AHL earlier, delivered a 16-save showing in an 8-1 win over the Seattle Kraken helping the Maple Leafs split a four game road trip. He emphasized staying positive as he seeks to recapture last season's form.
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Martin Jones
Sheldon Keefe
Detroit
Keefe
Kraken
Sammy
Morgan Rielly
John Tavares
Winnipeg Jets
Toronto Maple Leafs
Dabrowski Advances to Australian Open Semis in doubles
Ottawa’s Gabriela Dabrowski and Erin Routliffe of New Zealand overcame a slow start to defeat Moldova’s Cristina Bucsa and Russia’s Alexandra Panova 7 5 6 2 in one hour 20 minutes. The fourth seeds advance to face Ukraine’s Lyudmyla Kichenok and Latvia’s Jelena Ostapenko in the semifinals.
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Melbourne
Gabriela Dabrowski
Ottawa
Erin Routliffe
New Zealand
Dabrowski
Routliffe
Montreal
Cristina Bucsa
Moldova
Alexandra Panova
Russia
Bucsa
Panova
Lyudmyla Kichenok
Ukraine
Jelena Ostapenko
Latvia
Kichenok
Ostapenko
Caroline Garcia
Kristina Mladenovic
Nathaniel Sammons
Olivia Gadecki
Marc Polmans
Regina
Keegan Rice
Roy Horovitz
Maxwell Exsted
Cooper Woestendick
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