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After putting the Mansfield High School foreign exchange programs on hold due to reports of student misbehavior during a 2012 exchange in Spain, the Mansfield School Committee is discussing the possibility of allowing a French exchange during the 2013-14 school year.
Judge's renaissance will be complete with cup glory
Sam Judge scores for Scotland in an internationa match against the US in the World League in Brazil.
Fire and fury in Sweden as riots spread
Tom Peck is a reporter on The Independent's news desk with an interest in just about everything.
Hockey: Ireland and Germany share two match series in Heilbronn
Two fine performances from Ireland in the recent two match series against Germany augurs well for the future of Irish hockey under Andrew Meredith.
Rattie and Wotherspoon lead Winterhawks to Memorial Cup Final
According to the Mastercard Memorial Cup website , Airdrie, Alberta raised Ty Rattie and Calgary Flames' draft pick Tyler Wotherspoon each scored for the Portland Winterhawks in their 2-1 victory over the London Knights in the semi-final of the 2013 Mastercard Memorial Cup in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan on Friday evening.
Wrestling, wushu, karate, baseball among sports fighting for Olympic spot
The battle for wrestling to regain its place on the roster of Olympic sports is already a long, drawn-out fight.
Falcons soar at junior tennis championships
Meagan Hindman of the St. Ignatius Falcons hits a return shot to Jacquie Cleghorn of the Hammarskjold Vikings during the Thunder Bay high school junior tennis championships on Friday.
Ranking the 10 Biggest Surprises of the 2013 NHL Playoffs so Far
The last month of exhilarating hockey has been a perfect example to why the theater and drama of the NHL playoffs is far superior to any postseason action in all other sports.
Ball Hockey: Lyanne wants her sport to take off
GREAT Britain and Northern Ireland international Lyanne Diotte is hoping ball hockey will be opened up to a whole new audience over the next few years.
Mark Purdy: Sharks stumbled again on the road
You get the feeling that after Thursday night's 3-0 victory by Los Angeles - by far the Kings' best performance of the series - the Sharks will look at the video and see how uninspiring they were except for brief spurts.
NY to Host US-Russia 'Battles On Ice'
WASHINGTON, May 24 Next month firefighters from New York, Boston and Russia will trade in their flame-resistant gear for shoulder pads and ice skates and team up against each other and some of the best known names in hockey for the third annual 'Battles On Ice,' a two-part annual competition in New York that organizers say represents both tragedy ... (more)
Life was never the same for the Blong children - Chris, Darren and Rosie - after their dad, Ross, and mum, Nell, announced they had bought an ice skating rink and were moving the family to Auckland.
Hockey Canada not panicking, but wants to get better
"We're not panicking, but we do have the red light on saying, 'hey we have to get better,'" president Bob Nicholson told delegates to Hockey Canada's annual general meeting Friday morning in Charlottetown.
New film to explore journey of pitchers from India
"Million Dollar Arm" is the next big baseball movie, it and began shooting this month in Mumbai, India.
Treble triumph for hockey girl Alex
SOUTHAMPTON hockey player Alex Danson is celebrating after her Reading side completed a magnificent treble - becoming the first English side to win the European crown and two domestic trophies in the same season.
Patrick Roy timeline: From Hall of Fame goaltending career to coaching
Patrick Roy holds the Conn Smythe trophy as playoff MVP after the Montreal Canadiens beat the Calgary Flames in Calgary to win the Stanley Cup in May 1986.
Canucks didn't have right stuff on the power play: ousted coach
Vancouver Canucks assistant coach Newell Brown talks to Canucks stars Daniel and Henrik Sedin during an April 22, 2013 National Hockey League game against the Chicago Blackhawks at Rogers Arena.
Tait: New arena expected to include barrier-free access for disabled spectators
We've seen the pictures of the slick, state-of-the-art downtown arena, which will surely be a landmark when it opens in 2016 for all Edmontonians.
Men's hockey: Still chasing dreams
Shea McAleese chills out at home in Napier in between fulfilling his Olympic ambassador's role in schools and meeting the international demands of playing hockey.
The first father of hockey talks hockey, work safety and trivia
Walter Gretzky remained optimistic as San Jose was driving the final nail in the Vancouver Canucks' coffin during Game 4 of their first-round matchup.