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This First Person column is written by Jocelyn Crocker, whose son plays hockey in Edmonton . For more information about CBC's First Person stories, please see the FAQ .
The Calgary Dinos' playoff run to the men's hockey Canada West (CW) title wasn't quite as spotless as their regular season.
Captain Harmanpreet Singh got his mojo back as he scored a hat-trick, all from penalty corners, to lead India to a rare 5-4 win over Australia in a nine-goal thriller in the FIH Pro-League hockey in Rourkela on Sunday. Harmanpreet found the target in the 13th, 14th and 55th minutes after Australia had taken an early lead as quickly as in the second minute through a field goal from Joshua Beltz, as the home side were 2-1 ahead at the end of the first quarter. The Indian domination continued with Jugraj Singh converting a penalty stroke in the 17th minute before Selvam Karthi scored a field goal in the 25th minute to give his side a 4-1 lead at half time.
Logan Ferriss had a dream fulfilled last week.
As the more than 40 children from George Gordon First Nation rode the bus into Regina last week, some still didn't know where they were headed.
India did a double on Germany, emerging 6-3 winners against the world champions to jump to the top of the table in the FIH Hockey Pro League here on Monday. Abhishek (22nd, 51st) and Selvam Karthi (24th, 46th) led India's goal rush as the Harmanpreet Singh-led side bounced back after conceding first to secure a hat-trick of wins in the tournament. This was India's second win over Germany in three days and took them atop the table with five victories (17 points). India ( 8) are ahead of Spain ( 6) on goal difference. In the first leg on Friday, India defeated the World Cup champions 3-2.
Jessie Eldridge picked a fine time to find net in Sunday's championship final of the Professional Women's Hockey Players Association Secret Dream Gap Tour.
Ontario's largest Indigenous hockey tournament began in Mississauga, Ont., on Sunday and thousands of First Nations children and teens are taking part.