FAME Programs Grow in Medicine Hat Girls Move
FAME Medicine Hat reports rising participation in Girls on The Move at the Family Leisure Center. The Get Beached program invites girls 10 to 17 to join the Medicine Hat College Rattlers bench during the Jan. 6 Rattlers versus SAIT game, with early registrants earning perks and free entry for under 18. Chloe Aman of Ridge Spine and Sport Center supports the initiative.
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Habs fall as Blues end winless skid in Montreal
Brynden Schenn nets a hat trick to lead the St. Louis Blues past the Montreal Canadiens 4-3. Scottie Upshall adds a goal as Montreal’s five game win streak ends despite Shea Weber and Jordie Benn scoring for the Canadiens.
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Carey Roe and Jones unbeaten at Olympic Trials in Ottawa
Jennifer Jones won 8-7 over Casey Scheidegger in an extra end as ice conditions proved challenging. Jones moved to 5-0 atop the women's standings after 10 draws at the Canadian Tire Centre. Chelsea Carey also remained unbeaten at 4-0 following a 9-3 victory over Allison Flaxey in the morning draw. Kevin Koe led the men's standings at 5-0 after beating Mike McEwen 6-5 while McEwen dropped to 3-2.
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Canada to name WJC selection camp roster today
Hockey Canada will announce the world junior selection camp roster at a news conference. Sam Steel, Regina Pats centre from Sherwood Park Alberta, is a leading WHL scorer after last year's invite and seeks a final cut this time.
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Blues trio recall 2011 world junior final in Buffalo
Brayden Schenn Jaden Schwartz and Vladimir Tarasenko share memories of Canada facing Russia in the 2011 world junior final, a 5-3 Russian comeback after a 3-0 lead. The tournament returns to Buffalo starting December 26, reviving that dramatic finish.
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