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As hockey playoff season hits its stride this month, an Atlantic Canadian presence is helping to make the plays that might bring a trophy to this region.Newfoundlander Liam Hickey wins gold with Team Canada at World Para Ice Hockey Championships'It's going to be exciting': St. John's native Maggie Connors makes first PWHL playoff appearance
“As you age, you hope you have an impact on your players’ lives off the ice, on the ice,” Bowness said. “And that’s been more important to me over the last 10 years.” is hoping his team makes it through Round 2 of the playoffs on the way to Stanley Cup victory, while MacKinnon is hoping for the same for his Colorado Avalanche.
It is becoming increasingly obvious, however, that the NHL is not the only place to see the game played at its finest. The hockey played by these women athletes is fast, physical and dexterous – and has been attracting sellout crowds in the stands.Stellarton's Blayre Turnbull scored the winning goal as Canada downed Czechia 4-0 in the semifinals of the IIHF World Women's Hockey Championship in Utica, N.Y. - Hockey Canada - Contributedhelped Team Canada bring home the gold in the 2024 World Para Ice Hockey Championships on May 12, with Hickey earning 17 points in the tournament.
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