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'Once in a lifetime': 7 N.L. girls help lead Canada to world ball hockey championship

'Once in a lifetime': 7 N.L. girls help lead Canada to world ball hockey championship
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Seven young athletes from Newfoundland and Labrador helped lead Team Canada to victory at the 2026 U16 Women's World Ball Hockey Championships in England. This win marks a historic milestone as it was the first time the International Street and Ball Hockey Federation hosted a U16 world tournament.

Aleah Philpott, Avery Strong, Anna Seymour, Adrienne Shannahan, Aubree Bartlett, Jorja Smith and Paityn Williams were all part of Canada's victory at the 2026 U16 Women's World Ball Hockey Championships in Sheffield, England on July 5.

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