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w w w .insideH A LT O N .com | OAKVILLE BEAVER | Friday, F ebruary 1 0 , 2 0 1 7 | 20 Doggett, Canada edge Czechs to claim Universiade bronze Canada built an early lead and then held off the Czech Re public for a 4-3 win to take the bronze medal at Winter Uni versiade in Almaty, Kazakhstan. Canada scored ju st 1 :1 7 into W ednesday's bronze-medal game and upped its lead to 2 -0 two m inutes later. It led 3-1 by the end of the first, though the Czechs would cu t that lead to 4 -3 in second period. Despite being outshot 11 -4 in the third, Canada held on for the win, earning a medal for the 15 th time in 16 Universiade tournam ents. Oakville's Slater Doggett had two goals and four assists in six games for Canada. Doggett, now in his second year with the Queen' s Gaels, ranks fifth in Ontario University Athletics scoring with 13 goals and 33 points in 2 2 games. Canada w ent 3 -0 in pool play shutting out the United States 6 -0 and Great Britain 14-0. Doggett had a goal and an assist as Canada clinched first place in its pool with a 5 -3 win over Slovakia. Doggett scored to put Can ada up 4 -2 as it w ent on to down Latvia 5 -2 in the quar ter-finals. Canada suffered its first loss in the semifinals, falling 4 -1 to Russia, w hich w ent on to edge h ost Kazakhstan 1-0 for the gold medal. Campbell `would have regretted' not playing hockey again Continued from p. 19 "My mindset was that I was ju st going in for fun. I hadn't played com petitively in a while, nobody was paying me to play, so I was ju st go ing to take it in stride and have fun with it," she said. "I was surprised how fast it cam e back, th ough." Campbell has excelled in her return. She been a stabilizing force on a Furies blueline riddled with injuries. Her nine points in 2 4 games is eighth among all CW HL blueliners and tied for the m ost among Toronto defenders with Renata Fast, the second overall pick in the draft and a player Campbell helped recruit during her final year as an assistant at Clarkson. W hile thrilled to learn Furies general manager Rebecca Michael had put her name forward for consideration for the all-star game, Campbell fig ured that's as far as it would go. "There's just so m uch talent in this league," she said. Instead, `the team grandma' as she describes herself, will be suiting up at the Air Canada Cen tre alongside the many of the best players in the game. It's an opportunity she' s excited about. One she never expected. "I'm so glad I came back," she said. "I would have always wondered about it and I think I would have regretted it." Oakville's Slater Doggett corrals a loose puck during the bronze medal game at the Winter Universiade in Kazakhstan. Doggett finished the tournament with two goals and four assists in six games as Canada won the bronze medal. | photo courtesy of Winter Universiade, https://almaty2017.com Jenner to launch hockey academy in Oakville this summer Local hockey players will have an op portunity to learn from an Olympic gold medalist this summer. Oakville's Brianne Jenner is launching her hockey academ y July 1 0 -1 4 at Six teen Mile Sports Complex. The week-long program is for players from the ages of six to 2 0 of all skill lev els, from house league to rep to junior. It will be primarily a girls-only program though co-ed options are available in the younger age groups. There will be op tions for full-day programs as well as spe cific programs for a few hours each day. Am ong the instructors will be Jenner, the captain of the Calgary Inferno and a mem ber of Canada's gold-m edal win ning Olympic team in Sochi; Bradi C o chrane, head coach of the Oakville Jr. Hornets and a two-tim e national cham pion with O ntario's u nder-18 team ; Tim Manastersky, former coach of York Uni versity w om en's team ; and Steve Lidstom e, Hockey Canada national teams strength and conditioning coach. F o r m ore inform ation about the acad emy, visit ww w.briannejenner.com . If you'd like to advertise your place of worship in this feature please call J E N N I F E R G O U L D 289-293-0683 PENTECOSTAL PRESBYTERIAN Knox Presbyterian Church warmly welcomes you to grow with us in faith this Sunday Sunday February 12th Two services 9 :0 0 and 10:30. Join us Friday February 24 for Messy Church. (Dome and enjoy food, fun and family time with us as we explore "Messy Generosity". Doors open at 6:00 and all ages are welcome! 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