Ontario skip Bonot shocks top seed at Canadian curling
Regina Regina Regina. Trevor Bonot of Northern Ontario upset top seed Brendan Bottcher 6-5 in Regina as Jamie Koe defeated Brad Gushue 7-5. Bonot, a Brier rookie with coach Al Hackner, credited luck and ice as factors in the win while Bottcher blamed a light release for the loss.
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Regina
Ontario
Trevor Bonot
Bonet
Canada
Brendan Bottcher
Alberta
Bottcher
Manitoba
Reid Carruthers
Northwest Territories
Jamie Koe
Brad Gushue
Koe
Territories
Gushue
Bonot
Jordan Potts
Kurtis Byrd
Mike
Fort William
Thunder Bay
Carruthers
Northern Ontario
Brad Jacobs
Brad
Nova Scotia
Kevin Koe
Jamie
Quebec
Julien Tremblay
Prince Edward Island
Tyler Smith
Aaron Sluchinki
Nunavut
Shane Latimer
Scott Howard
Northern
Trevor Bonet
Montana
Thunder Bay athletes shine at Special Olympics Calgary
Five Thunder Bay athletes posted strong results at the Special Olympics Canada Winter Games 2024 in Calgary. Noah Filke won gold in the 5K and silvers in the 1K and 2.5K Nordic events, Justin Campbell earned silver and bronze, Vance Montgomery took a bronze in bowling and finished fifth in team event with Robert Whitehurst, Nadine Simmons placed fifth in singles figure skating, and Ontario finished fourth in the team standings. The Calgary Games serve as a World Games qualifier for Turin next year.
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Thunder Bay
Calgary
Noah Filke
Justin Campbell
Vance Montgomery
Robert Whitehurst
Montgomery
Whitehurst
Ontario
Nadine Simmons
SOTB
Denita Minoletti
Turin
Italy
Canada
Tigers and Falcons struggle at OFSAA events
Westgate Tigers suffer two losses as they begin the OFSAA AA boys basketball triple knockout in Ottawa, facing a must-win consolation quarterfinal. Mitch Papineau led with 11 points as Saint Francis built a 19 point halftime edge. St Ignatius Falcons also 0-2 in Sydenham Ontario girls volleyball, losing to North Star Amherstburg and dropping pool play with Sydenham.
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Westgate Tigers
OFSAA
Westgate
Ottawa
Saint Francis
Ascension of Our Lord
Tigers
Thunder Bay
Northwestern Ontario
St. Joseph’s
Mitch Papineau
Ascension
Sydenham
Ont
St. Ignatius Falcons
Falcons
North Star H.S. of
Amherstburg
St. Ignatius
Bishop M. Thomas
Oliver Mowat
Flames clinch top seed in under-15 AA with 8-1 win
Jonas Cup scored the game winner as the Flames beat the Norwest Stars 8-1 to seal the top regular season record in Thunder Bay Minor Hockey Association. Kept pace across divisions with multiple scorers and shutouts, including West End Bruins and Nipigon Elks strong showings.
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North End Flames
Thunder Bay
Alex Lancartier
Owen Smeltzer
Bruins
Fort William Hurricanes
Keelin McMahon
Robert Stockla
Volunteer Pool Bearcats
Thunder Bay Elks
Fort William Canadiens
Aidan Dowds
Elks
Westfort Maroons
Elk
Landen Almgren
Andrew MacGillivray
Norwest Stars
Marcus Taylor
Canadiens
West End Bruins
Bearcats
Ryder Hutton
River Comets
Westfort Rangers
Alex Poliszczak
Thunder Bay Beavers
Rangers
Ben Krys
Westfort
Manny Allam
Neebing Hawks
Ethan Lem-Scott
Nipigon Elks
Mateo Argueta Figueroa
South End
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Andrew Symonds
B.C
Catlin Schneider
Howard
Tim March
Glenn Howard
Matt Camm
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Matt Dunstone
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Thomas Scoffin
Schneider
New Brunswick
James Grattan
Schaffhausen
Switzerland
Kelowna
Lan
the Canadian Press
Special Olympics
the Chronicle Journal
Flames
Alex Lemmetty
Norwest
Thao Blazino
South End Rangers
Kevin Poirier
Ing
Clayton Waboose
Carson Nash
Davyn Farrow
Hudson van Dyk
Liam Lucas
Sam Williamson
Keely Forbes
Lincoln Galbraith
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