Canadian junior hockey team medal hopes poll
A sports poll asks readers to pick expected Canada junior team outcomes. Options include gold, silver, bronze, or no medal, reflecting fan optimism and doubt ahead of the event.
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Dec 31, 2003
Page
4
A sports poll asks readers to pick expected Canada junior team outcomes. Options include gold, silver, bronze, or no medal, reflecting fan optimism and doubt ahead of the event.
Three Alberta women curlers lead teams into Calgary for the southern Women’s Playdowns with three of 16 towns advancing to the 2004 Provincial Scott Tournament of Hearts. Devyalter faces Stoke in Huntington Hills while Loudon opens versus Terry Loschuk of North Hill. The A qualifier crowns on Saturday at 3 p.m. Band C events follow Sunday and Monday.
Team Pacific defeated Finland 6-1 as Kris Fredheim led with a goal and an assist. Dustin Butler stopped 21 shots for Pacific while Jani Nieminen made 25 saves for Finland. USA routed Team Atlantic 10-3 in Tuesday action.
Mike Weir of Bright's Grove Ontario capped a landmark year by winning the Lionel Conacher Award as Canada's male athlete of the year. He edged Eric Gagne 208 to 197 in points after shared first-place ballots, following his Masters win in Augusta and other titles.
Host Davos stunned Canada 7 4 in a late-round robin game to clinch a final berth as Jonas Hoglund scored twice. Canada, plagued by illness, trailed 5 1 before a third-period rally. Davos still led 3 1 0 entering the final with momentum.
The 2004 world junior hockey championship scene heats up as Canada faces the Czech Republic in Group B with a potential path to the semifinals on the line. Marc-Andre Fleury and Stephen Dixon signal high stakes and a Game 7 vibe as Canada seeks a tie for direct advancement.
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