Bandits-Rock game looms large for both National Lacrosse League teams
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It could be a milestone of a weekend for two of the National Lacrosse League's most familiar faces.
The next Buffalo Bandits win gives Darris Kilgour the record for most regular-season NLL coaching victories, 94, ahead of the late Les Bartley, while Rochester Knighthawks goaltender Pat O'Toole n
German rider Linus Gerdemann wins 1st stage of Tirreno-Adriatico race
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ROSIGNANO SOLVAY, Italy - Linus Gerdemann of Germany won the opening stage of the Tirreno-Adriatico race in a sprint Wednesday.
Gerdemann, who rides for the Milram team, covered the 148-kilometre route from Livorno to Rosignano in three hours 36 minutes 15 seconds. Pablo Lastras Garcia of Spain
Team NZ, Azzurra remain unbeaten at Louis Vuitton Trophy regatta
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AUCKLAND, New Zealand - Team New Zealand and Italy's Azzurra were the only unbeaten teams Wednesday after the second day of match races among America's Cup teams at the Louis Vuitton Trophy sailing regatta.
Host Team New Zealand capitalized on a gear failure aboard the Italian entrant Mascalzone
Hansen's winning goal lifts Canucks past Avalanche 6-4
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10 Mar, 2010 0 5
DENVER - Jannik Hansen put his body into his winning goal and was thankful for a couple of fortunate bounces.
After all, the puck rattled around and glanced off him and the goalie before finally going into the net for the decisive score in the Vancouver Canucks' 6-4 victory over the Colorado Ava
Senators score three in the third to beat Oilers 4-1
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10 Mar, 2010 0 5
EDMONTON - The Ottawa Senators' post-Olympic hangover is finally over.
The Senators exploded for three goals in the third period and Ottawa ended a three-game losing streak with a 4-1 win over the Edmonton Oilers on Tuesday.
Chris Kelly, with a goal and an assist, Matt Cullen, Milan Michalek
Canadian Erik Guay grabs downhill bronze on heels of super-G gold
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GARMISCH-PARTENKIRCHEN, Germany - Canadian skier Erik Guay is finishing the World Cup season with a bang.
And he might not be done yet.
Guay earned his second podium in four days by finishing tied for third in the final World Cup downhill of the season Wednesday.
The Mont-Tremblant, Que.,
Jamaica's Bolt, Serena Williams declared Sportsman and Sportswoman of the Year
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ABU DHABI, United Arab Emirates - Jamaican sprinter Usain Bolt won his second straight Laureus Sportsman of the Year award Wednesday and American tennis player Serena Williams won the women's prize for the second time.
Bolt won three gold medals at last year's world track and field championships
Peter Sagan wins 3rd stage of Paris-Nice, Jens Voigt takes overall lead
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AURILLAC, France - Peter Sagan of Slovakia won the third stage of Paris-Nice on Wednesday, and German veteran Jens Voigt claimed the overall lead.
Sagan was able to follow Nicolas Roche's attack in the last climb and won the 153-kilometre stage ahead of Joaquin Rodriguez. Roche finished third.
US team to prepare, train at university near athletes' village for 2012 Games
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LONDON - The U.S. Olympic team will prepare and train for the 2012 London Games at a university complex near the athletes' village.
The University of East London announced Wednesday that about 600 U.S. athletes and 500 support staff will use its campuses, gyms and sports facilities, including a
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