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WEST 1 - PACIFIC 0
SUNDAY, MAY 11 | CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
The Humboldt Broncos and Junior A hockey champions of Canada. Taylor Nelson made 31 saves,
including a remarkable glove save off Camrose sniper Joe Colborne with just one second remaining, as the
Humboldt Broncos claimed their second national championship in five years with a 1-0 win over the Kodiaks on
Sunday in Cornwall, ON. Edward Gale scored the lone goal for the Broncos, who beat Camrose five years ago –
to the day – for their first national title. » summary | photos
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RBC CUP STAR OF THE DAY
DAY 9 - SUNDAY, MAY 11, 2008
Is there a better way to cap a season than with a 30-save shutout of the country's top team in the
national championship game? Not if you're Taylor Nelson, who is Sunday's 2008 RBC Cup Star of the Day. » more
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$48,500 PROFIT ANNOUNCED
FOR 2008 RBC CUP IN CORNWALL
Organizers of the 2008 RBC Cup in Cornwall, ON have announced a profit of more than $48,500
for the National Junior A Championship, which was held May 3-11, 2008 at the Cornwall Civic Complex. » more
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HOST 1 - WEST 6
SAT. MAY 10
SEMI-FINAL
Edward Gale scored twice and Tory Allan added a goal and an assist as the Humboldt Broncos
advanced to the championship game for the second time in five years with a 6-1 win over the Cornwall Colts on
Saturday night. »
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EAST 0 - PACIFIC 3
SAT. MAY 10
SEMI-FINAL
Allen York made 17 saves for the shutout, lowering his goals against average to a miniscule
0.75, as the Camrose Kodiaks advanced to the championship game with a 3-0 win over the Pictou County Weeks
Crushers. »
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2008 RBC CUP
AWARD WINNERS ANNOUNCED
The 2008 RBC Cup, Canada's 38th National Junior A Championship, held its awards banquet on
Friday night in Cornwall, ON. The recipients of all six individual awards were announced at the banquet. » more
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RYBALKA BECOMES
ALL-TIME WINS LEADER
With the 2-1 win by his Camrose Kodiaks over the Cornwall Colts on Wednesday night at the
2008 RBC Cup, Kodiaks head coach Boris Rybalka surpassed Dwight McMillan as the all-time winningest coach at
a Canadian national hockey championship. » more
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LYNDON SLEWIDGE TO SING O CANADA BEFORE CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
The host committee of the 2008 RBC Cup has announced that Ottawa Senators anthem singer Lyndon Slewidge
will be on hand in Cornwall on Sunday to sing O Canada prior to the championship game. Get your tickets now!
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32 YEARS LATER...
THE 1976 ROCKLAND NATIONALS
Thirty-two years ago they became the first, and still only, team from the Central Junior A
Hockey League to win Canada's National Junior A Championship. Today, the story of the Rockland Nationals is
one of triumph, and financial tragedy. » more
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DAY 6 | THU. MAY 8
PRELIMINARY ROUND
EAST 1 -
WEST 4
PACIFIC 6 - CENTRAL 1
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DAY 5 | WED. MAY 7
PRELIMINARY ROUND
CENTRAL 7 -
WEST 6
PACIFIC 2 - HOST 1
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DAY 4 | TUE. MAY 6
PRELIMINARY ROUND
HOST 6 -
EAST 1
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DAY 3 | MON. MAY 5
PRELIMINARY ROUND
WEST 1 -
PACIFIC 2
CENTRAL 3 - EAST 4
(OT)
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DAY 2 | SUN. MAY 4
PRELIMINARY ROUND
EAST 1 -
PACIFIC 5
HOST 5 - CENTRAL 4
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DAY 1 | SAT. MAY 3
PRELIMINARY ROUND
WEST 7 -
HOST 0
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TAKING A LOOK BACK AT
THE CORNWALL COLTS
Since 1992, the Colts have been a Cornwall institution, one that has included three Central
Junior A Hockey League championships, a Fred Page Cup title and a trip to the National Junior A Championship.
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THE NEW
CANADIAN JUNIOR HOCKEY LEAGUE
The Canadian Junior A Hockey League has relaunched as the Canadian Junior Hockey League, the
premier Junior A hockey organization in Canada. In addition to the new logo, the CJHL has launched a new
brand - Hockey for Life. »
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COAST TO COAST
JR. A HOCKEY CONTINUES TO GROW
From the World Junior A Challenge to the CJHL Prospects Game and first-round NHL draft picks,
Junior A hockey continues to grow across Canada. And for those involved, it is only the beginning of great
things to come. » more
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DON’T MISS OUT ON ALL
THE RBC CUP SPECIAL EVENTS
The RBC Cup host committee has announced a full schedule of special events surrounding the
2008 RBC Cup, which kicks off on Saturday with opening ceremonies at 1:00 p.m. ET at the Cornwall Civic
Complex. » more
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2008 RBC JUNIOR A SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS ANNOUNCED
Hockey Canada has announced the winners of the 2008 RBC Junior A Scholarships, one from each
of the Canadian Junior A Hockey League’s 10 member leagues. The winner of the $5,000 national scholarship was
also announced. » more
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JOE COLBORNE NAMED 2008
RBC CJAHL PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Camrose Kodiaks forward Joe Colborne has been named the 2008 RBC Canadian Junior A Hockey
League Player of the Year, beating out seven other worthy candidates. Colborne finished second in the AJHL in
scoring and was named AJHL Playoff MVP after leading the Kodiaks to their second straight league title. » more
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