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Team Canada (Men)
IIHF World Championship | May 9-25, 2025
IIHF U18 World Championship | April 23-May 3, 2025
4 Nations Face-Off | Feb 12-20, 2025
IIHF World Junior Championship | Dec. 26, 2024-Jan. 5, 2025
Spengler Cup | Dec. 26-31, 2024
National Junior Team vs. USPORTS | Dec 12-13, 2024
Junior A World Challenge | Dec. 9-15, 2024
U17 World Challenge | Nov. 3-9, 2024
Hlinka Gretzky Cup | Aug. 5-10, 2024
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Esso Cup champions a year ago, the St. Albert Slash are back in search of history, anchored by 10 returning players as they look to become the first team to go back-to-back at Canada's National Female Midget Championship.
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ESSO: St. Albert 4 Sudbury 1 Post-Game (Gold)The three-peat is complete. Mackenzie Kordic scored twice to deliver the Slash a third-consecutive Esso Cup title.
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ESSO: Stoney Creek 3 Saskatoon 2 (SO) Post-Game (Bronze)Alicia Juras scored the tying goal late and counted again in the shootout to lead the Sabres to the bronze medal.
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ESSO: Sudbury 5 Stoney Creek 0 Post-Game (SF)Katie Chomiak scored twice and added an assist to propel the Lady Wolves past the Sabres and into the gold medal game.
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ESSO: St. Albert 2 Saskatoon 1 (OT) Post-Game (SF)Madison Willan scored 2:46 into overtime to lift the Slash past the Stars and into a third-straight gold medal game.
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ESSO: In memory of MelisaWith memories of her sister never far, Mireille Kingsley is backstopping Sudbury in its quest for a second Esso Cup.
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ESSO: A rivalry renewedOne wants a third-consecutive Esso Cup championship. The other wants redemption. The Slash and Stars are back.
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ESSO: SAS 5-LAN 1 Post-Game (Semifinal)Grace Shirley and Mackenna Parker had two goals each in a four-goal second period, helping the Stars move into the Esso Cup fina
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ESSO: STA 2-BRA 1 SO Post-Game (Semifinal)Tyra Meropoulis and Jayme Doyle scored in the shootout, and the Slash survived to earn a chance to defend their Esso Cup title.
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ESSO: LAN 2-BRA 1 Post-Game (Bronze)Mégane Quirion and Ann Sophie Guay scored early goals and Sarah Vanier made 30 saves, leading the Pionnières to Esso Cup bronze.
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ESSO: STA 2-SAS 1 Post-Game (Gold)Tyra Meropoulis and Madison Willan scored the goals and the Slash became the first team to repeat as Esso Cup champs.
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ESSO: The brightest StarTaking what she has learned from her experiences on the national and international stages, Mackenna Parker has become a do-every
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ESSO: Olympians give back to the gameA trio of 2018 Olympians - Natalie Spooner, Marie-Philip Poulin and Jillian Saulnier - made a stop in Bridgewater to be part of
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