Bouwmeester boosts value with World Junior Team ties
Medicine Hat report notes Bouwmeester earns about 100000 per player value when Team Canada is on a player’s resume. The Tigers blue liner, likely top pick in 2002 NHL Draft, gains future leverage from World Junior appearances.
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Medicine Hat Curling Club doubles saw six as the magic number
In the A event eight matches ended with six as the winning score including Kevin Aberle over Kirbey Finley 6-1 and Ted Grandin over Millie Moch 6-4. B C and D events featured close scores as play continues with finals set for 3 p.m. today.
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Canada Edges Russia In Junior Hockey Clash
A tight first period ends scoreless as penalties accumulate for both teams. Canada defeats Russia 2 to 1 with goals by Ouellet and Medvedev, and a 7,500 attendance noted at the arena.
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Nyetminder stymies Canadian advance in junior hockey
Russia beat Canada 3 1 in the World Junior Championship group stage as Andrey Medvedev stopped a late Canadian rally. Jamie Lundmark led Canada with scoring chances while captain Steve McCarthy blamed the post shots for the loss. Russia moved to first in Group B and Canada eyed a potential rematch in the knockout rounds.
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West opens World Under 17 Hockey Challenge with win
Canada West beat Finland 6-3 in the opening game of the 2001 World Under-17 Hockey Challenge. Gordie Mosienko's grandson ler Mosienko had a goal and four assists, joining teammates Lance Monych Landon Lilleford Tyler Boldt and Chris Neiszner with scores. Team Pacific and other national squads were also noted, with Russia 7-1 Quebec and Ontario 3-1 Germany results mentioned.
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