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![Charlottetown Islanders forward Ben Boyd scores a goal on Halifax Mooseheads goalie Alexis Gravel during a QMJHL game in Charlottetown on Tuesday.]()
First-place Islanders dominate Mooseheads
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HIGH SCHOOL: Dodge, Vigneau Sargeant score three tries each in Lockview rugby win
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N.L. soccer hopes to kick off soon
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Former Moosehead Nico Hischier returns to Devils after missing 24 games
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![Tyler Hinam holds the Memorial Cup over his head after winning the national championship with the Rouyn-Noranda Huskies last May in Halifax. The 20-year-old was acquired by the Cape Breton Eagles on Monday. QMJHL PHOTO]()
Memorial Cup cancelled again this year
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![The Cape Breton Blizzard Under-18 ‘A’ annual award winners for the 2020-21 season are from left, Bhreagh MacKenzie (most improved player), Jordan Cormier (coach’s award for leadership), Ashlyn Tierney (most sportsmanlike player) and Erin Lawless (most dedicated player). CONTRIBUTED • CAPE BRETON BLIZZARD]()
Cape Breton Blizzard female hockey program announces award winners for 2020-21 season
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![Tyler Hinam holds the Memorial Cup over his head after winning the national championship with the Rouyn-Noranda Huskies last May in Halifax. The 20-year-old was acquired by the Cape Breton Eagles on Monday. QMJHL PHOTO]()
Memorial Cup cancelled again this year
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![James Cadigan (left) and his brother, Daniel, look out over Quidi Vidi Lake in this SaltWire Network file photo.]()
Rowers allowed to train on the pond hope for a Regatta Day in St. John's this summer
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![Someone has placed a mask on the Regatta rower statue on the shore of Quidi Vidi Lake. The Quidi Vidi boathouse is in the background.]()
Royal St. John's Regatta racing shells back on Quidi Vidi in May
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St. John's strikes out on a national baseball championship again
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![Mount Pearl's Zachary Dean (left) in action the QMJHL's Gatineau Olympiques draft. — File photo]()
Mount Pearl's Zach Dean misses another chance to play for Canada thanks to COVID-19
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![St. John’s hockey player Abby Newhook on the ice with her U.S. prep school team Tabor Academy. She’s due to join Boston College in the fall on a full scholarship. Contributed]()
Elite Canadian male and female hockey players have different goals
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Flames had Heineman on draft radar, excited to acquire winger in deadline deal
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SNAPSHOTS: Matt Murray ready to make his return to Ottawa Senators net Wednesday ... Club signs prospect goalie Mads Sogaard
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GARRIOCH: Jacob Bernard-Docker, Shane Pinto getting ready to make Ottawa Senators debuts
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OILERS NOTES: Evan Bouchard getting farther down defence depth ladder
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Far different trade deadline vibe for Edmonton Oilers this year from 2020
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Rittich gets start in Maple Leafs net against former Flames teammates
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Former Edmonton Football Team defensive back Don Wilson hits the Hall
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Edmonton Oil Kings missing out on another potential Memorial Cup run
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THE LONGEST SNAP: Ryan King retires after eight seasons with EE Football Team
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Madness marched on, but basketball still feeling the sting in Edmonton
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This time, Jets quickly trade away a failing QB as Darnold dealt to Panthers
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KRYK: Jevon Holland happy to be pride of Coquitlam in the NFL
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JONES: Ken Holland not in position to make splash for Oilers on trade deadline day
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Martin Truex Jr. wins at Martinsville as first repeat winner of NASCAR season
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JONES: Hatze off — NHL scheduler needs to give his head a shake
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JONES: What it's like to be Oilers GM Ken Holland
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JONES: Mike Smith turning Edmonton Oilers crease into time machine
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JONES: With the Senators swept, the Edmonton Oilers have Jets on the horizon
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Suns sink franchise-best 25 treys, top Rockets
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Wizards stun Jazz, end Utah's 24-game home winning streak
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Pelicans hold off Kings for third straight win
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Jonas Valanciunas set Grizzlies' double-double mark in win over Bulls
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Spurs hand woeful Magic sixth straight loss
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Joel Embiid carries 76ers past Luka Doncic, Mavericks
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![Charlottetown Islanders forward Ben Boyd scores a goal on Halifax Mooseheads goalie Alexis Gravel during a QMJHL game in Charlottetown on Tuesday.]()
First-place Islanders dominate Mooseheads
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![NSSAF]()
HIGH SCHOOL: Dodge, Vigneau Sargeant score three tries each in Lockview rugby win
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Former Moosehead Nico Hischier returns to Devils after missing 24 games
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![The Cape Breton Blizzard Under-18 ‘A’ annual award winners for the 2020-21 season are from left, Bhreagh MacKenzie (most improved player), Jordan Cormier (coach’s award for leadership), Ashlyn Tierney (most sportsmanlike player) and Erin Lawless (most dedicated player). CONTRIBUTED • CAPE BRETON BLIZZARD]()
Cape Breton Blizzard female hockey program announces award winners for 2020-21 season
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![Nick Currie scored the winner and added an assist Monday as the Greater Stratford Gulls downed the John Brown Bootleggers 5-2 at Cody Banks Arena to win the third division championship of the Queens County Rec Hockey League. The Gulls had to win two straight games against the Bootleggers to win the title after dropping a game earlier in the playoffs. The format for the 11-team third division was a seeded double-elimination bracket. Monday's game concluded the 27-team league season, which was interrupted twice due to circuit-breaker measures for COVID-19. Team members, front row, from left, are Tyler Power, Ben Nicholson, Brett MacPherson, Parker Day, Nick Currie, Bret Cheverie, Alex Hall and Reece LeClair. Second row, Nathan Molyneaux, Connor Gray, Luke Reeves-Rollins, Ridge Crane, Dylan MacDonald, Colin Koughan and Ben Reynolds. Missing from photo is Daniel Martel.]()
Greater Stratford Gulls win P.E.I. rec hockey league's third division championship
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![Amy Plaggenhoef, left, will join her older sister, Ashley, on the Holland College Hurricanes women’s basketball team this fall.]()
Charlottetown Rural's Amy Plaggenhoef to play basketball with her sister Ashley at Holland College
