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CANADA U-18S TOP RUSSIA IN SEMI-FINAL

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By WHL Network Spencer Watson, Sam Bennett and Clark Bishop scored as Canada defeated Russia 3-1 in Friday’s semifinal of the Memorial for Ivan Hlinka tournament …read more

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