HOCKEY CANADA
Brad Bowden had a goal and two assists, Tyler McGregor scored twice and Canada beat the U.S. 4-1 to claim its fourth gold medal at the IPC World Para Hockey Championship.
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While Canada chases a world title in South Korea, it’s getting a close look at everything PyeongChang ahead the Paralympics.
Hours after an accident left him paralyzed, Tyrone Henry became determined to one day play for Team Canada. He’s here.
Seventeen players are off to South Korea to help Canada chase a world title at the 2017 World Para Hockey Championship.
Seventeen players will wear red and white with Canada’s National Sledge Team at the International Para Hockey Tournament.
His career on the line entering the season, James Gemmell rose to the occasion to return to Canada’s National Sledge Team.
A shake-up has Steve Arsenault and Brad Bowden reversing their roles and seeing the ice from different vantage points.
In a sport driven by skill, not age, Canada’s National Sledge Team is welcoming four teenagers to its roster for 2016-17.
Kevin Rempel, a 2014 Paralympic bronze medallist and 2013 IPC world champion, has retired from international sledge hockey.
Nineteen players will wear the Maple Leaf with Canada’s National Sledge Team this season, including 10 past Paralympians.
A mix of veterans and up-and-comers will be taking to the ice in Calgary for Canada’s National Sledge Team selection camp.
