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Finland. fmm Aug. 24 to Sept. 3. SPORTS Knox’s Inclusion on the meter BY MICHABI, “AYAKAWA mhm'akawa‘l‘wme mm awyrmg. mm The players were chosen by Hockey Canada's head female scout. Mdody Davidson. and Kalli Quinn. dim-am of female hockey. pan of an experiment Team Canada is undertaking by- pmriding‘other netminders with national team potential the opportunity to gain further international experience thmugh participating in a new inter national event; ' . While ' ' ' she wasn't surprised to be ind on the ms- IR m Smuflvfle reside!!! ptay- ing to! national team at Inaugural Eng!!! Natrons 'l‘oumey In Finland ‘LExperiew: is really an asset 0n the national team and any chance I can get to gain experience I will take wimleheartedly." she said. "When the game is faster. the players are stron- ger and the stakes higher. u am given a chance tonfing aboux yourselfasa player like how do you react? Thmc Icsmns learned are the ones that will be most important to me as I continue my develop- ment." ' Canada is scheduled to open the toumanmm Wedneway against . . With the tournament featuring teams from the United States, ("anâ€" ada. Finland. Sweden. Switzerland. Russia. Shwalda and Iapan. Knox feels a gorxl perfonnance on her part will not only add to her impressive portfolio. At the same time. it will show if she can compete on a higher comâ€" petitive level. "Simte I finished competing with Wilfrid laurier’this past spring. my focus automatically shifted to makâ€" ing (Team Canada). It‘ was a goal than I had Set and had hoped to achieve But I was nnl entitled In it." she said. ' tor, Kmx‘lhcls he: solution lo the team was more of a Auk. 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The Stoufiville Mustangs took the good with the bad aim in two Central Easx League» Under- 13 Girls um sion One matches past week. ' Buoyed by a path ofgoals from Amanda Urinneu and Jacquc line Rimjema. the Musumgs defeated host Peterbomugh 6-71 Wednaday. U13 Mustangs gala sweet spilt Kassandra Goodall and Danie-Ila Gram each adde singlm for the MW mum-2 on the season. A Stoan native. Geiger. 19. had three goals and 31 insists in 50 season games with the Spirit last $934.50le Kennedy. '18. had I? goals and 18 assists 11145 rt-gulut scam”) tilts last season with the Spirit. 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