US won, 2 – 1, on a late goal
International Basketball
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Goal by Goal: 2018 Four Nations Cup Game 3 – Finland v Sweden
This game had everything: an almost comeback, a waved off empty net goal.
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Goal by Goal: 2018 Four Nations Cup Game 2 – Canada v Sweden
CANADA GOAL – Laura Stacey (Renata Fast) at 8:56 in the first period CAN: 1SWE: 0 CANADA GOAL – Mélodie Daoust (Rebecca Johnston, Marie-Philip Poulin) at 14.23 in the first period CAN: 2SWE: 0 CANADA GOAL – Sarah Fillier (Natalie Spooner, Sarah Nurse) at 19:00 in the first period CAN: 3SWE: 0 CANADA GOAL – […]
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Goal by Goal: 2018 Four Nations Cup Game 1 – USA vs Finland
A five-goal second period propels the US to victory
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The SDHL Season So Far
The 2018-2019 SDHL season is well underway. With the league on an international break, what better time to take a look at the good, the bad, and the sigh-inducing of elite Swedish women’s hockey? Biggest Surprises After a solidly mediocre few years, Leksand have established themselves as a team to watch this season. Despite some […]
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Q&A with Team Canada goaltender Shannon Szabados
Ahead of the 2018 Four Nations Cup, read what Szabados thinks about playing on home ice, facing off against the other three teams, and more!
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TIG Roundtable: Who will win at Four Nations?
Will the short tournament go as predicted or will chaos reign?
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2018 Four Nations Cup Preview: Sweden
Finally, room for optimism.
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2018 Four Nations Cup Preview: USA
The US looks for their fourth straight Four Nations Cup
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2018 Four Nations Preview: Canada
Fourteen 2018 silver medalists are looking for gold in Saskatoon