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 Lingerie football headed to T.O.
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 Roughnecks edge MammothThe playoff date is booked and the Calgary Roughnecks have closed out the home schedule in style.
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 Injured Rigger raring to returnAndrew McBride is trying to look on the bright side with his knee injury.
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 Injured Nadal falls in quartersWorld No. 1 Rafael Nadal will not win a fourth straight Grand Slam title after he succumbed to fellow Spaniard David Ferrer and a leg injury in Wednesday's quarterfinal action at the 2011 Australian Open.
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 Zvonareva, Clijsters advance to semisSecond-seeded Russian Vera Zvonareva and No. 3 seed Kim Clijsters both won their respective quarterfinal matches Wednesday at the 2011 Australian Open.
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 Roughnecks Toth Hits Career Milestone
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 Stealth bomb RoughnecksThe Washington Stealth ran up the score to the tune of 19-14 against the host Calgary Roughnecks in a game that looked like it would erupt into a full-on donnybrook at any moment.
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 Kipper mere mortalOf all the categories Miikka Kiprusoff has managed to lead the NHL in over the years, the most impressive is his ability to quite literally mask his emotions. Unfazed by the most heartbreaking of goals, the Flames netminder has always responded with a trademark flip of the mask, casual swig of water and blank stare as if trying to recall the missing item on a grocery list. Not yesterday.
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 Mammoth performanceCliff Smith got the final shot, and the Calgary Roughnecks have their first loss of the 2011 season.
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 Skater Chan adds second quad to long programToronto figure skater Patrick Chan has gone quad crazy.
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 M-R-U ready?Although it’ll be a few months before the Mount Royal University Cougars find out if they receive a passing grade, the athletics staff has been swamped with preparations for Friday’s site visit from Canada West officials. The Cougars have applied to join the university conference for the 2012-13 season.
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 Return of Roughnecks stalwart makes pal’s dayGeoff Snider is such good friends with Devan Wray, he would give him the shirt off his back.
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 Roughnecks better late than EverettNot even a cold-weather delay could cool off the hot Calgary Roughnecks.
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 Vinci advances in HobartFourth-seeded Italian Roberta Vinci surged past fellow countrywoman Romina Oprandi to advance to the second round at the $220,000 Hobart International tennis event, a final Australian Open tuneup.
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 Kelusky night all Ranger for RiggersEveryone was looking at 17. Turned out 71 was the right number.
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 Shumenov keeps WBA crownWBA light heavyweight champion Beibut Shumenov successfully defended his crown Saturday with a sixth-round knockout of American William Joppy.
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 NLL TEAM CAPSULESHere's a brief look at what's up for each of the 10 teams competing in the 2011 National Lacrosse League season. The Calgary Roughnecks open their season Saturday night at the Saddledome.
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 Soderling onto Brisbane semisTop-seeded 2010 French Open runner-up Robin Soderling moved into the semifinals at the season-opening Brisbane International tennis event with an easy win over Aussie qualifier Matthew Ebden on Friday.
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 U.S. skater confirms gay rumoursU.S. figure skating champion Johnny Weir has confirmed the sport's worst-kept secret -- he's gay.
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 Roughnecks for saleRiggers owner Brad Banister announced Wednesday afternoon that he's searching for a buyer for the National Lacrosse League club, which has made its home at the Saddledome for the past decade
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 The pride and pressure of being a GracieJoining the family business is usually a matter of choice, but when you grow up a Gracie a career in combat is the only way to earn a living.
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 McBride named Roughnecks captainVeteran defender takes over vacancy left by Tracey Kelusky.
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 Hopkins rallies for majority draw, but Pascal keeps titleFormer two-division world champion Bernard Hopkins overcame a pair of ruled knockdowns and dominated Jean Pascal in the latter rounds, but the Quebec native kept his WBC light heavyweight title in a majority draw.
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 Palidwor rejoins RoughnecksWhen the Calgary Roughnecks announced Friday afternoon they’d signed well-travelled backstop Curtis Palidwor for a second tour of duty at the Saddledome, news of his hasty decision to hang up his pads was still among the half-dozen lead items on the National Lacrosse League website.
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 MMA fight notes: UFC returning to Brazil with 'major' cardThe UFC is returning to the cradle of mixed-martial arts this summer.
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