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KAMLOOPS, B.C. -- Todd Fiddler scored a hat trick, including the overtime goal, as the Prince George Cougars survived an 8-7 win against the Kamloops Blazers in Western Hockey League play Sunday. Fiddlers goal came just 17 seconds in OT on the power play and he finished with two assists for a five-point game. Chase Witala, Zach Pochiro, Jordan Tkatch, Alex Forsberg and Joseph Carvalho also scored for the Cougars (8-11-4). Aspen Sterzer and Chase Souto had two goals each for Kamloops (6-12-3), with singles coming from Cole Ully, Tyson Ness and Aaron Macklin. Ty Edmonds gave up six goals on 37 shots in the Cougars net before his replacement, Brett Zarowny, made six saves. In the Blazers net, Bolton Pouliot was pulled after giving up four goals on 14 shots. Taran Kozun took over and stopped 36 shots. --- WINTERHAWKS 5 PATS 2 PORTLAND, Ore. -- Taylor Leiers two goals paced the Winterhawks past Regina. Chase De Leo, Nicolas Petan and Brendan Leipsic also scored for Portland (15-4-2). Kyle Burroughs and Dryden Hunt replied for the Pats (11-10-0). Jarrod Schamerhorn finished with 21 saves for Portland, a far quieter game than the 53 saves Dawson MacAuley was forced to make for Regina. cheap soccer jerseys for sale . The Scotsman was dismissed only five days after being told by the club he would remain in charge for the "foreseeable future. cheap soccer jerseys from china .com) - Jaroslav Halaks 27 saves and a dominant second period kept the Islanders the toast of New York, as the current Metropolitan Division leaders dealt the crosstown rival Rangers a 3-0 defeat at Madison Square Garden. http://www.cheapsoccerjerseys.us.com/ . With just two points separating the two clubs, tonights match-up in Tampa Bay wont be just a playoff preview, but also play a factor in which team will have home ice. Montreal has the chance to secure a playoff berth if they defeat the Lightning in any fashion or if they get one point against the Lightning and the Capitals lose to the Stars in any fashion or if the Capitals lose to the Stars in regulation and the Devils lose to the Sabres in any fashion. cheap world cup jerseys . -- Andrew Loupe knows how one week can change everything. cheap soccer jerseys . It wasnt just the 3-0 loss at Houston in the Eastern Conference Knockout Round that hurt; it was the manner of the defeat and the total loss of discipline.WIMBLEDON, England -- Wimbledon champion Novak Djokovic rose to No. 1 in the ATP rankings for the first time Monday, while Serena Williams dropped to 175th on the WTA list, her lowest spot since 1997. Djokovic officially moved up from No. 2 one day after beating previously top-ranked Rafael Nadal 6-4, 6-1, 1-6, 6-3 for his first title at the All England Club. Its the first time in nearly 7 1/2 years that a man other than Nadal or Roger Federer is ranked No. 1. "Times are changing," the 24-year-old Djokovic said Monday. "Its good for the sport, I think, to have some new faces." Federer first took the top place on Feb. 2, 2004, and he or Nadal had been No. 1 every week since then. Federer spent a total of 285 weeks there, one week short of Pete Sampras record. Nadals latest stay began June 7, 2010, the day after he won last years French Open. "They have made me improve," Djokovic said. "They have made me a better player." Canadian Milos Raonic, injured at Wimbledon, fell one spot to No. 25. Djokovic had been No. 2 since March. But he surged past Nadal by going 48-1 with eight titles so far in 2011, including Grand Slam trophies at the Australian Open and Wimbledon. When Djokovic arrived at the All England Club on Monday morning for a series of interviews, the ATP presented him with a cake shaped like a "1" in the red, blue and white colours of Serbias flag. He is the first man from that country to be No. 1 since the ATP introduced computer rankings in 1973. Djokovic is the 25th player to reach No. 1. "Any athlete in the world dreams of being No. 1 of the world. This is something that gives us a lot of motivation," Djokovic said. "So finally, when you really do it, and when you know that youre the best, its just an amazing achievement.dddddddddddd." Nadal is now No. 2. Federer remained at No. 3, followed by Andy Murray and Robin Soderling. The man who upset Soderling in Wimbledons third round before losing to Djokovic in the quarter-finals, 18-year-old qualifier Bernard Tomic of Australia, leaped from 158th to a career-high 71st in the rankings. Tomic was the youngest man to reach the quarter-finals at the grass-court Grand Slam tournament since Boris Becker won a second consecutive Wimbledon title in 1986. Williams is a former No. 1 and a 13-time Grand Slam champion who was ranked 25th entering Wimbledon after missing nearly a full year because of a series of health scares. As the defending champion at the All England Club, though, Williams had a lot of rankings points to defend, so her loss to Marion Bartoli in the fourth round led to the 150-place slide Monday. Williams hasnt been this far down since the rankings of Nov. 3, 1997, when she was 304th. She moved into the top 150 the next week, and hadnt fallen back outside that level until now. Her older sister Venus, who also lost in the fourth round last week, went from 30th to 34th Monday, meaning that Bethanie Mattek-Sands, who stayed at 31st after a first-round Wimbledon exit, is the highest-ranked U.S. woman for the first time. The last time someone other than one of the Williams sisters was the top American in the WTA rankings was January 2007, when Lindsey Davenport was ahead of them. Caroline Wozniacki stayed at No. 1 on Monday, despite losing in the fourth round last week. Wimbledon champion Petra Kvitova rose one spot to No. 7, while runner-up Maria Sharapova also moved up one place, to No. 5. Canadian Rebecca Marino improved five places to No. 39. cheap jerseys wholesale jerseys cheap jerseys cheap nfl jerseys cheap jerseys ' ' '

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