The Montreal Canadiens arrived in Winnipeg on Wednesday for their game the next day against the Jets, and it makes you wonder what’s in the water (or in the air) in the Manitoba capital. Highlights of the day included Evgenii
Eight CF Montreal players will try to campaign for a possible spot in Canada’s national team for the 2022 World Cup. On Wednesday, goalkeeper James Pantemis, defenders Joel Waterman, Alistair Johnston, Zachary Brault-Guillard and Kamal Miller, and midfielders Samuel Piette,
There was the reaction of the players and the head coach. David Savard and Nick Suzuki disliked Marco Rossi’s check against Juraj Slafkovsky late in the game. “At 4-1 it wasn’t the time to do that,” Savard said. I found
Quebec’s Évelyne Viens was named Canada Soccer’s October Player of the Month alongside Stephen Eustaquio on Tuesday. Viens was Canada’s top-performing player in both October internationals in Europe. During this time she helped Canada triumph in two international duels. “Viens
Joel Armia will never be the most talkative athlete. He could have been a star player draw me a picture Where MiMeMo. On Monday, after the Canadian’s training, he summed up in just 75 seconds his joy at returning to
They beat the competition again this season, finishing third last year, but the Rouge et Or girls rugby team left Quebec on Monday to take part in the university championship, knowing full well that they will not be taken seriously
To say Mike Hoffman is having a tough season is an understatement. After nine games, the No. 68, who averages nearly 14 minutes per game, has just one goal and one assist. While his career has always been based on
Québec’s Félix Auger-Aliassime, ranked 8th in the world, claws his way into a new spot in the ATP rankings published on Monday after winning his third consecutive title in Basel on Sunday, while Russian Daniil Medvedev, who won him in
“He hits a lot harder than me. It hits like a truck.” The Canadian’s visit to Buffalo earlier this week made it possible to hear from Luke Tuch. The Canadiens’ pick for the 2020 second round, the Boston University Terriers
Montreal Canadiens youngster Joshua Roy was the only penalty scorer for Sherbrooke Phoenix in Sunday’s 3-2 win over the Blainville-Boisbriand Armada at the Sports Rousseau Center of Excellence. His teammate Cole Huckins had previously leveled the game in the third