The Red Deer Firefly Fusion posted a 5-0 record to win the Riverbend Hornet peewee A girls’ fastball tournament during the weekend.
Blackhawks 7 Canucks 5
CHICAGO — The kids made sure the Blackhawks are moving on.
Washington 5 Pittsgurgh 4 (OT)
PITTSBURGH — The Washington Capitals supposedly can’t win without Alex Ovechkin scoring.
Carolina Hurricanes forward Scott Walker was fined US$2,500 by the NHL but escaped suspension Monday for throwing a punch that may have broken a bone in Boston defenseman Aaron Ward’s face.
A quick look at Friday’s NBA action:
The Alberta Colleges Athletic Conference will have a slightly new look in the 2010-11 season.
Glen Davis made a 21-foot jumper as time expired to help Boston hold off a furious rally and defeat the Magic to even their Eastern Conference semifinal at two games apiece.
The Red Deer Thunder Country Trampoline and Gymnastics Club captured the trampoline and double-mini trampoline (DMT) team titles and was second all-around at the Alberta provincial trampoline and tumbling championships during the weekend.
With a mix of mostly old and a little new, the Red Deer Riot should make plenty of noise this season in the junior women’s division of the Rocky Mountain Lacrosse League.
Jeremy Danderfer, Mitch Giele, Spencer Lee and Davis Reykdal scored for the Red Deer KFC Chiefs in a 9-4 A-division loss to the Edmonton Blues during the weekend.
The Red Deer Exelta Gymnastics Club picked up six medals and recorded 21 top 10 finishes at the Alberta provincial trampoline and tumbling championships during the weekend.
After watching Carolina goalie Cam Ward dominate three straight games and push Boston to the brink of elimination, it was Tim Thomas’ turn to take control of the Eastern Conference semifinals.
Johan Franzen usually blends in behind the Detroit Red Wings’ other stars.
Henrik Stenson was famous for reasons he never imagined.
Given the chance, Dave Bolland wasn’t going to make a mistake.
Alex Cejka could see chaos all around him at The Players Championship, or at least hear it through the groans of a scorching Saturday at the TPC Sawgrass that delivered so many meltdowns.
Alex Ovechkin disappeared, at least as much as the game’s most dominant scorer can, and so did all the magic Simeon Varlamov was working.
There’s a reason the Carolina Hurricanes call Jussi Jokinen’s line the “Finnish line.” Because of him, the Boston Bruins are nearly finished.
Alex Cejka served up more proof Friday that The Players Championship is full of surprises, not only on the devilish TPC Sawgrass, but also on the leaderboard.
