Four towns win titles at Hockey Northwestern Ontario Champions
The Tournament of Champions ended at Fort William Gardens with four division crowns going to teams from Thunder Bay Fort Frances Sioux Lookout and Kenora. West End Bruins under-18 beat Fort William Canadians 2 1 while Fort Frances Canadi an corners swept Dryden Paperkings 3 1. Sioux Lookout Jr Bombers defeated Kenora Thistles 4 2 for under 13 crown. Kenora edged Norwest Stars 5 4 for under 11 title. AAA playoffs loom with Thunder Bay Kings hosting Kenora Thistles in a best of three at Fort William First Nation Arena.
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Homan extends perfect run at world curling championship
Canada's Rachel Homan remained undefeated at 4-0 with a 9-4 win over Norway's Mari Anne Roervik at Centre 200. The win kept Canada atop the standings as Homan faces Italy's Stefania Constantini and Switzerland's Silvana Tirinzoni in upcoming rounds.
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NHL names three stars of the week
Tampa Bay star Nikita Kucherov, Chicago center Connor Bedard, and Minnesota goalie Marc-Andre Fleury win weekly honors. Kucherov led with seven points in two games, Bedard totaled seven points in three, and Fleury went 2 0 1 with his 75th career shutout as the Wild push for a playoff spot. Edmonton signs Connor Ungar to a two year entry level deal after Brock University rookie season.
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Brock University
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Gustafson Aims to Defend Bassmaster Classic Title
Canadian Jeff Gustafson enters the 2024 Bassmaster Classic on Grand Lake as the fifth seed at 7-1, aiming to defend his US$1 million prize. The field includes nine anglers ahead of him with Jason Christie as the 3-2 favorite, while Gustafson reflects on his life changing victory last year on the Tennessee River and notes changes to his boat electronics and forward facing sonar setup.
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