Close X
Friday, November 29, 2024
ADVT 
Sports

Cape Breton West Islanders Win Midget Triple-A National Championship

Darpan News Desk The Canadian Press, 01 May, 2017 12:28 PM
  • Cape Breton West Islanders Win Midget Triple-A National Championship
PRINCE GEORGE, B.C. — The Cape Breton West Islanders are the 2017 Telus Cup champions.
 
Logan Chisholm scored his second goal of the game 5:39 into overtime as Cape Breton West edged the Saint-Francois Blizzard 5-4 on Sunday to capture the midget triple-A national championship.
 
Stephen Fox also scored twice for the Atlantic Region champion Islanders, with Jacob Hudson adding the other.
 
Samuel Dickner had a pair of goals while Yan-Cedric Gaudreault and Vincent Guy also scored to give the Quebec Region champions a 4-2 lead after the first period.
 
Colten Ellis made 43 saves for the win as Philippe Gaudreault turned away 23-of-28 shots in a losing cause.
 
Earlier in the day, the Central Region champion Mississauga Rebels downed the West Region champion Regina Pat Canadians 4-1 for third place.

MORE Sports ARTICLES

Free-Agent NCAA Defenceman Troy Stecher 'Dreamed About Playing For Canuc' As A Kid

Free-Agent NCAA Defenceman Troy Stecher 'Dreamed About Playing For Canuc' As A Kid
The defenceman for the University of North Dakota is getting ready for the NCAA Frozen Four tournament this week in Tampa, Fla., but win or lose will soon have to make a big decision.

Free-Agent NCAA Defenceman Troy Stecher 'Dreamed About Playing For Canuc' As A Kid

Hockey Gold Slips Away From Canadian Women In 1-0 Overtime Loss To U.S.

Hockey Gold Slips Away From Canadian Women In 1-0 Overtime Loss To U.S.
The daughter of former NHL player Bobby Carpenter scored the overtime winner for the United States in a 1-0 win over the host country Monday in Kamloops, B.C.

Hockey Gold Slips Away From Canadian Women In 1-0 Overtime Loss To U.S.

After Long Absence, B.C. Bound To Get A Player On Canadian Women's Hockey Team

The three biggest international women's hockey events have now been held in British Columbia without a player from the province on the Canadian team.

After Long Absence, B.C. Bound To Get A Player On Canadian Women's Hockey Team

2018 Olympic Decisions On The Horizon For Canadian Women's Hockey Team

2018 Olympic Decisions On The Horizon For Canadian Women's Hockey Team
The Winter Olympics in 2018 feel like they're coming sooner to players on the Canadian women's hockey team.

2018 Olympic Decisions On The Horizon For Canadian Women's Hockey Team

Canada Gets Shot At Women's World Hockey Gold, Beats Finns 5-3 In Semifinal

Canada Gets Shot At Women's World Hockey Gold, Beats Finns 5-3 In Semifinal
The international women's hockey archrivals square off in Monday's final for the 17th time in as many tournaments.

Canada Gets Shot At Women's World Hockey Gold, Beats Finns 5-3 In Semifinal

Finland Looks For Historic Upset Of Canada In Women's World Hockey Semifinal

Finland Looks For Historic Upset Of Canada In Women's World Hockey Semifinal
KAMLOOPS, B.C. — Finland has been spoiling for an upset of Canada in women's hockey on "one beautiful night," says Finnish coach Pasi Mustonen.  

Finland Looks For Historic Upset Of Canada In Women's World Hockey Semifinal