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Weekend Sports Preview–November 10 & 11–CFL, CIS, NCAA, NFL & NBA

Saturday, November 10th, 2012

I will be watching four kinds of football this weekend–the professional and collegiate variety from both sides of the border.

Obviously the biggest games are the Canadian Football League’s divisional semi-finals.

In the East, the Toronto Argonauts are hosting the Edmonton Eskimos (Sunday, 11am, TSN)  in a game that is featuring former Eskimo Ricky Ray, now at quarterback for Toronto. The Eskimos finished the season at 7-11 and the Argonauts at 9-9. However Edmonton did beat Toronto in both meetings this year, 19-15 on June 30 and 26-17 on August 27.

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Kerrzy’s Notebook: 15 Minutes of Fame

Tuesday, August 7th, 2012

Happy Tuesday!

This week on 15 Minutes of Fame we’re looking at the ups and downs of the first week or so of the Olympics in London, how the Edmonton Eskimos are sitting after five weeks of CFL action and the latest on Shane Doan and the Phoenix Coyotes.

In the GABBYs: Rosannagh MacLennan, Derek Dye, Shannon Eastin, Felipe Kitadai, Rio Ferdinand & London police. The Punchline this week is NBC’s Olympic coverage!

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MacLennan wins Canada’s first Olympic Gold medal

Saturday, August 4th, 2012


Rosannagh MacLennan (Mike Ridewood, Canadian Olympic Committee)

Rosannagh MacLennan of Toronto has delivered Canada’s first Gold medal at the 2012 Olympic Games in London.

MacLennan delivered a flawless performance in women’s trampoline Saturday. According to www.london2012.com, MacLennan had the greatest degree of difficulty (15.4) and highest execution score (25.6) in defeating China’s Shanshan Huang by 0.575 points. He Wenna of China meanwhile won the bronze medal with a score of 55.95 points.

MacLennan, the defending World Championship silver medallist, continues a strong tradition in the sport of  trampoline for Canada, but becomes the first Canadian ever to win Olympic Gold in trampoline. Cockburn won the Olympic silver medal for Canada at the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens and the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing and an Olympic Bronze medal at the 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney.

On the men’s side Mathieu Turgeon of Pointe-Claire, Quebec (Cockburn’s husband) won the Olympic bronze medal at the 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney, and Jason Burnett of Toronto won the Olympic silver medal at the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing.


 

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Weekend Sports Preview–August 4-6–ALL OLYMPICS

Saturday, August 4th, 2012

Karen Cockburn and Rosannagh MacLennan (Wikimedia Commons)

AUGUST 4, 2012

2:00 a.m.—Women’s Triathlon (Paula Findlay—Edmonton & Kathy Tremblay—Ste-Foy, Quebec)–CTV

3:00 a.m.—Men’s 100m Preliminaries (Aaron Brown—Toronto & Justyn Warner—Toronto) (RDS, www.ctvolympics.ca)

3:00 a.m.—Men’s Team Table Tennis First Round—Canada (Pierre-Luc Hinse—Mont-Saint-Hilaire, Quebec, Andre Ho—Vancouver, Zhen Wang—Victoria) vs. Japan

3:05 a.m.—Women’s Heptathlon (Jessica Zelinka—London & Brianne Theisen—Humboldt, Saskatchewan) (RDS, www.ctvolympics.ca)

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Canada reaches six gold medals at Pan Am Games

Wednesday, October 19th, 2011

Canada’s Gold medal count at the Pan American Games is now six.

Last night Canadian athletes won three Gold medals.

In women’s trampoline, Rosannagh MacLennan of Toronto  recorded 53.975 points to win Gold. Americans Dakota Earnest and Alaina Williams won Silver and Bronze respectively.

Canadian Olympic multi-medallist Karen Cockburn fell ill and didn’t compete in the final.

In men’s trampoline,  Keegan Soehn of Red Deer, Alberta won the Gold medal in posting a score of 55.535. Rafael Andrade of Brazil won the Silver medal and Jose Alberto Vargas of Mexico won the Bronze medal.

Canada’s third Gold medal came in the women’s cycling team pursuit. Laura Brown and Stephanie Roorda, each of Calgary teamed with Jasmin Glaesser of Coquitlam, British Columbia to set a Pan American Games record time of 3:21.448. The Canadians beat Cuba in the final.

Canada’s medal count is now at thirty medals. They are now tied with Brazil for second overall in the standings, but 33 medals fewer than the United States of America.

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