Boogaard Debuts With Gators In 6-2 Win In Lafayette
Derek Boogaard, 6 foot 7, 260 pounds, starts with the Louisiana IceGators in Lafayette after being released by Medicine Hat. He earns 12 penalty minutes in his pro debut a 6-2 victory over the Arkansas RiverBlades. Boogaard was Minnesota Wild 2001 seventh round pick.
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TV Sports Schedule Highlights Across Golf Boxing Hockey
The listing outlines upcoming broadcasts including Deutsche Bank Open final round at 9 a.m. on The Golf Channel, Canadian Golf Tour Scottsdale Swing at Eagle Mountain final round at 12:30 a.m., boxing at 2 p.m. on TSN Miathion, Ironman Canada at 2:30 p.m. on SportsNet I, and 2003 World Junior Hockey Canada vs Sweden at 5 p.m. on TSN. It also notes Vancouver Canucks at Edmonton Oilers at 7 p.m. on SportsNet Carte and World Match Play Championships at 1:30 a.m. on TSN with Pageant and other events listed.
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Canada Faces Russia As Host Nation Seeks Junior Hockey Gold
The 2003 World Junior Championship opens December 26 in Nova Scotia with Russia, Canada, Sweden, Finland, and the Czech Republic among top contenders. The new format arms the round robin with higher stakes, giving pool leaders byes to the semifinals while bottom teams risk relegation. Canada, the defending strong contender, aims to capitalize on home-ice advantage and prioritize first place in a tougher pool.
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Canada hosts world junior hockey with record crowd potential
Halifax fans expect a roaring turnout as Canada opens December 26 against Sweden at the 10 500 seat Metro Centre amid near capacity sellouts for all rounds. Event manager Chris Larsen notes enormous media presence and high anticipation for Canada’s teenagers as coach Marc Habscheid aims to keep them grounded.
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