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Two players, coach from Kelowna win gold at lacrosse tournament in Europe

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  • regional Interior United Outlaws win gold at Prague lacrosse tournament · indexed on Kamloops athletes and teams in provincial, national and international competitions
    A team featuring two players and a coach from Kelowna and players from Kamloops won the Malachi Cup lacrosse tournament in Prague, Czechia, competing undefeated against teams from Czechia and Germany.
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    CF Montreal defeated the defending-champion Vancouver Whitecaps 2-1 on aggregate to advance to the Canadian Championship final.
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    The Winnipeg Jets suspended three-time Vezina Trophy winner Connor Hellebuyck after he failed to report to training camp, following his public trade request in August.
  • out_of_scope Toronto Blue Jays beat Detroit Tigers in critical playoff chase game
    The Toronto Blue Jays defeated the Detroit Tigers 5-1 on Wednesday to stay in contention for the American League wild-card berth.
  • out_of_scope Ryan Reaves announces retirement from NHL after 16 seasons
    Enforcer Ryan Reaves, a Winnipeg native who played 1,075 games over 16 seasons in the NHL, announced his retirement at age 39 via Instagram.
  • out_of_scope Blue Jays defeat Tigers 5-1 as playoff hopes remain alive
    Ernie Clement and Myles Straw drove in runs as the Toronto Blue Jays earned a critical 5-1 victory over Detroit to keep their playoff hopes alive with nine games remaining.
  • out_of_scope Canada advances to women's wheelchair basketball semifinals
    Canada defeated Japan 88-68 at the IWBF Wheelchair Basketball World Championships in Ottawa, with Kady Dandeneau scoring 49 points to advance to the semifinals.

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