HOCKEY CANADA
Seung Hwan Jung did it all offensively, scoring four goals and adding an assist as the Koreans doubled up the Italians to win bronze for the second time in three years.
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Brody Roybal and Josh Misiewicz had a goal and an assist apiece, and the U.S. held on to claim its fourth consecutive gold.
Seung Hwan Jung was a one-man show, becoming the fifth player to score four goals in a game and leading Korea to bronze.
Like the phoenix that covers the skin grafts on his arm, Bryan Sholomicki rose from the flames of a motorcycle accident.
Zach Lavin spent three days lost in the Rocky Mountains. Frostbite cost him his legs but not his spirit, and led to a new start.
Fresh off a U17 silver medal, Luke Pierce is sliding into his new role as an assistant with Canada’s National Sledge Team.
Canada’s National Sledge Team has unfinished business as it works towards PyeongChang and the 2018 Paralympic Winter Games.
Italy, Korea and the U.S. will join Canada at the World Sledge Hockey Challenge, and fans can see all 10 games for just $50.
The Prince Edward Island capital is set to play host to the World Sledge Hockey Challenge for the fourth time this December.
