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WOODRIDGE, Ill. — After the 2006 Winter Games in Turin, Italy, it looked like Mike Modano had burned his bridges with the U.S. Olympic hockey team with some searing comments about USA Hockey after a 4-3 loss to Finland in the quarter-finals.

JEJU, South Korea — Eyes glued to the TV, Y.E. Yang’s family on the island of Jeju stayed up all night to watch the South Korean face off against world No. 1 Tiger Woods at the PGA Championship.

The Red Deer Renegades captured gold at the U18 Tier II boys’ provincial soccer championships for the second year in a row Sunday.

The Red Deer Renegades may have finished last in the Alberta Women’s Major Soccer League, but they finished off in style.

The Saskatchewan Roughriders had been here before. This time they were happy to show what they had learned.

Driver Rae Croteau Jr.’s horses became tangled in the reins at the Red Deer Chuckwagon Championship on Sunday. Fortunately, the horse that was caught underneath walked away without visible injury.

Y.E. Yang shook his fists and shouted with joy over a victory felt around the world. Equally stunning was the sight of Tiger Woods, standing over the final putt of the PGA Championship with nothing at stake.

Jason Glass could have played it safe at the Red Deer Chuckwagon Championships and still been in a good position heading into the World Professional Chuckwagon Association’s world championship, set for two weeks in Edmonton.

Usain Bolt saved the celebration for after the finish line this time and showed that, yes, he can keep breaking that world record.

Andy Murray had already reached his primary objective a day earlier, so Sunday’s victory at the US$3 million Rogers Cup was a bonus.