Canada set to face Switzerland in WJC quarter-finals
EDMONTON — It's win or go home as the quarterfinals begin at the world junior hockey championship in Edmonton.
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Olympic champion Ellia Green comes out as transgender, advocates for inclusion
BRISBANE, Australia (AP) — Ellia Green realized as a young child — long before becoming an Olympic champion — that a person’s identity and a gender assigned at birth can be very different things.
By The Numbers: McTavish’s world junior dominance
Seventeen-year-old Connor Bedard was the focus of Canada’s roster heading into the summer edition of the World Junior Championships in Edmonton. Following an undefeated round-robin, Bedard’s linemate Mason McTavish has stolen the spotlight, leading the tournament in points and spearheading a Canadian offence that has scored 27 goals over four games.
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Five years later, Potomak back on women's world hockey championship roster
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Daniil Medvedev gets US Open prep back on track with win in Cincinnati
Cincinnati Open on Tuesday. Medvedev had been building momentum ahead of the year's last Grand Slam at Flushing Meadows by winning a tune-up event in Los Cabos without dropping a set but was beaten by Nick Kyrgios in the second round of the Canadian Masters in Montreal last week. The Russian starting strongly against Dutchman Van de Zandschulp with an immediate break before going on to win the first set. The second set posed more of a challenge, with the world number one having to save a set point, but he capitalised on several double-faults from Van de Zandschulp before wrapping up the match. "The second set was going not that bad," Medvedev said in an on-court interview. "He was not serving especially well today, doing a lot of double faults. So I tried to keep pressure, use my chances. "Two breaks on these fast courts is enough to win and I should have done a little bit better on my serve. But the first match is tricky and I'm happy that I managed to go though, and hopefully I will raise my level in the next matches."