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P.E.I. goalie back stopping pucks after missing season fighting cancer (opens the original)
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This was much more than just an early-season game for Lauchie McCabe and the Eastern Dukes. After missing the entire 2025-26 season battling cancer, the 16-year-old goaltender, from Vernon Bridge, P.E.I., made his first start since 2025 in the Dukes’ 5-1 home-ice victory over the Valley Wildcats in the Nova Scotia U16 AAA Hockey League on Sept. 27. “I was nervous, but it was fun and nice to be back,” said McCabe, who stopped 18 of 19 shots in the morning contest played at the Cavendish Farms Wel
Corey MacPherson reaches harness racing milestone in Charlottetown (opens the original)
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A fellow driver helped Corey MacPherson understand the significance of reaching a major milestone. MacPherson had just recorded his 2,000th career driving victory at Red Shores Racetrack and Casino at the Charlottetown Driving Park on Sept. 24 and was back on the track for the post parade for the following race. “Mike McGuigan was going by me, and he said, ‘The old fella would be happy with you today,’ and he was speaking about my (late) grandfather (Glen Taylor),” MacPherson told The Guardian i
Charlottetown Islander Antoine Provencher champions Special Olympics Spotlight Program (opens the original)
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It’s shaping up to be a big year on and off the ice for Charlottetown Islanders forward Antoine Provencher. Along with being a cornerstone piece of a young-and-rebuilding team, Provencher is championing the Charlottetown Islanders Special Olympics P.E.I. Spotlight Program. “I like to help people and give back to the community,” Provencher told The Guardian in a recent phone interview. “It’s not about hockey always and I like to have some fun with the people with Special Olympics.” The Spotlight
Families share in home opener heroics for first-year Western Capitals (opens the original)
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The Summerside D. Alex MacDonald Ford Western Capitals home opener provided a night to remember for two first-year players. Forward Declan MacLauchlan of Stratford, P.E.I., scored the only goal of the shootout in Round 3 while goaltender Max Picard stopped a penalty shot in the final minute of overtime and then denied the Pictou County Weeks Crushers on all three shootout attempts. When all was said and done, the Caps skated away with a 4-3 win in the Maritime Junior Hockey League game on Sept.
Summerside junior hockey player's career comes full circle with his return to Western Capitals (opens the original)
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Lincoln Waugh’s junior hockey career has come full circle. The 20-year-old defenceman is back with the Summerside D. Alex MacDonald Ford Western Capitals for his final year of junior eligibility. “To get to come home at 20-years-old and get to play for my hometown team that I grew up watching and played for when I was 16 – and get to play back home in front of my family, friends, everybody here every night – it’s pretty special to me.” The son of Stephen and Sandra Waugh of Wilmot Valley, P.E.I.
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