Thunder Bay Biathlon Hosts 2024 Ontario Winter Games
Ramview Nordic Centre hosted the 2024 Ontario Winter Games biathlon February 24 25 despite low snow. Thirty seven athletes from across Ontario raced mass start and pursuit with wind handling and range testing shaping results for junior and senior categories. Local athletes earned multiple medals and Lake Superior Biathlon and Ramview Nordic were highlighted for strong finishes and organizational support.
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Ramview Nordic Centre
Ontario
Evelyn Budzinski
Rcsu Central Cadets
Clara-Joy Bartlett
Kanata Nordic
Nemma Clark
Big Thunder Nordic
Emmi Paris
Lappe Nordic
Evelyn Bartlett
Ella Nephin
Abigail Skomoroh
Lake Superior
Maren Mahon
Lilly McLean
Brock Balabuck
Griffin Abbink-Davis
Caeden Hakanen
Nicolas Stachow
Hannah Guiney
Lolade Ogunmekan
Olivia Stachow
Katherine (Roy) Roy
Bridget Kolody
Danica Marchuk
Rcsu Central
William Budzinski
Noah Clancy
Justin Rioux
Oskar Berglund
Sawyer Puumala
Ethan Bergman
Kai Cameron
Elliot Wheatly
Cedar Clark
Tycho Paradis
Kai Hautala
Rudy Balabuck
Acla Central Cadets
Acsu Central Cadets
Eben Berglund
Elliot Wheatley
Dave Suttie
Ramview Nordic
Fajardo Pursues Consistency After Last Season's Upset Title
Montreal Alouettes quarterback Cody Fajardo enters 2024 aiming for sustained excellence after guiding the club to a storming Grey Cup win over Winnipeg last season. At 31, he reflects on ring ceremonies and vows to prove durability, leadership, and elite status with a road opener against Winnipeg before hosting Ottawa. He threw 14 touchdowns and 12 interceptions over 16 starts for 3,847 yards.
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Montreal Alouettes
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Tim Hortons Field
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Willie Jefferson
Broncos plan to release Russell Wilson next week
The Denver Broncos told Russell Wilson they will release him next week after 18 months with a five year 242 million contract. The team faces 89 million in dead cap over two seasons and Wilson would owe 39 million for 2024 minus any new deal with another club. Pittsburgh is cited as a potential landing spot as Denver heads toward a quarterback transition.
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Denver
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Payton
Jarrett Stidham
Stidham
NHL trade deadline watch list heats up around cap space
No clear Cup favorite as top teams prep for a playoff push. Vegas leverages Stone's $9.5 million cap space to seek a big add, while Colorado Edmonton Dallas and East contenders juggle needs for center depth defense and goaltender insurance. Teams eye Guentzel Dowd and Savard along with defensemen Jensen Edmundson and Dumba for fits.
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Jake Guentzel
Philadelphia
Nick Seeler
Sean Walker
Calgary
Jacob Markstrom
Washington
Nic Dowd
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Flyers
Garnet Hathaway
Colorado Avalanche
Anaheim
Adam Henrique
Seattle
Alexander Weinberg
Nazem Kadri
Avs
Joel Edmundson
Noah Hanifin
Arizona
Matt Dumba
Erik Johnson
Buffalo
Alexander Georgiev
Montreal
Jake Allen
Stone
Stir
Vegas
Guentzel
Penguins
Reilly Smith
Las Vegas
Golden Knights
David Savard
Edmonton Oilers
Sidney Crosby
Connor McDavid
Leon Draisai
Anthony Mantha
Ken Holland
Walker
Seeler
Edmundson
Columbus
Andrew Peeke
Tyson Barrie
Nashville
Dowd
Mantha
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Roy) Roy
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