Former PGA Tour pro Matt McQuillan, who played in 32 tour events during his career, died August 5th surrounded by his family.
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After 35 years of dedicated service, #hfxfirefighters Training Officer Brian Rogers is retiring.
Hired by Dartmouth in 1991, Brian is working his last shift today on his former B Platoon out of Station 3 on West Street in Halifax.
Brian had a special guest on his last shift: his father, retired Captain Jim Rogers, who retired from the Dartmouth Fire Department 30 years ago.
Thank you for your service, and best wishes for a long and healthy retirement! 🎉🚒
@SiriusXMNHL@tylermadarasz47 Boomer was my favorite host. I will especially miss the summer programming which got me through August and into training camp.
@dhockey13 Did you see #63 dance by him for the game winner That is why he is gone He would have a hard time playing on our men’s league team Stevie has this
Heads up: we're teaming up with @geargeekhockey to run a sweet giveaway on Instagram! 🏒
One lucky winner will take home an Alex DeBrincat pro stock stick & a pair of Detroit Red Wings Stadium Series gloves. 👀
Link to enter on Instagram below. ⤵️ #LGRW
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Attention Lions Fans We Have a Giveaway
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Now that the divisional matchup is set we are giving away 2 tickets to the Lions vs Commanders. This will most likely be the last give away for the year so make sure to enter!
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The NHL Alumni Association is saddened to learn that Dwight Foster has passed away at the age of 67.
Dwight was a highly touted prospect ahead of the 1977 NHL amateur draft, having led the OHL in points during the 1976-77 season as Captain of the Kitchener Rangers, where he is still the club’s all-time leader in goals, assists, and points.
The Toronto, Ontario native proudly represented Canada at the 1977 World Junior Hockey Championship, recording 7 points in 7 games on his way to capturing silver with Team Canada.
Selected 16th overall by the Boston Bruins in that 1977 NHL amateur draft, Dwight made his NHL debut for the Bruins that season – scoring his first NHL goal in his very first game.
Dwight played with the Bruins until 1981, when he joined the Colorado Rockies, and then the New Jersey Devils after their 1982 relocation.
Playing parts of the next 4 seasons with the Detroit Red Wings, Dwight found his way back to Boston in 1986, finishing his playing career in 1987, right where it all started, after 541 regular-season games.
We send our sincere condolences to Dwight’s family, friends, and former teammates during this difficult time.
🏆 Congratulations Ashton Mcculloch for earning @TheGolfOntario 2024 Men’s Amateur Player of the Year title! Ashton has shown unmatched dedication and skill. Well deserved! 🏌️♂️
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Congratulations Daniel Abraha!
The 2024 OUA Men’s Golf Individual Champion and winner of the Len Shore Trophy!
Both @queensgaels Men’s and Women’s Teams finished third and punched their tickets to the National Championships in May!
Well done!!
📷 @queensugolf
Folks..last thought on NHL playoffs…IMO anyone sitting here today calling 97 “classless” for not coming out to accept Conn Smythe needs to pipe down immediately…He led the line and shook every Panthers player & coaches hand, waited for every teammate to leave the ice…he couldn’t have showed more class IMO.
He was in the dressing room heartbroken with his teammates and staff..asking him to leave to accept a trophy is absurd.