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Courtney Jacobsen

Courtney Jacobsen

Associate Editor, Writer at Sportsnet Online

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WJC Three Stars, Day 1: Sweden's Sandin-Pellikka leads by example

With 31 goals across four games on Day 1 of the world juniors, there were no shortage of memorable performances. But three players stood out above the rest. Courtney Jacobson has the three stars from Day 1 of the tournament.
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WJC Three Stars Day 2: Feldbergs backstops Latvia to stunning upset

Another thrilling day at the world juniors is in the books, and there was no shortage of excitement. Courtney Jacobson gives out Day 2's three stars, which includes the best player in Latvia's stunning upset over Canada.
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Canucks storylines to watch in 2025: Can Elias Pettersson rebound?

It’s been a tale of two 2024s for the Canucks. The first six months of the year were a treat, but from that point on has been a bit of a different story. Courtney Jacobsen looks at five storylines to watch in Vancouver as we enter 2025.
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Four Calder Trophy candidates at halfway mark of NHL season

Halfway through 2024-25, we're seeing that there is no shortage of talented NHL freshmen. Courtney Jacobsen takes a look at whose stock is on the rise as the Calder Trophy race tightens up.
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Four potential trade destinations for Canucks' Brock Boeser

With less than two weeks remaining until the trade deadline, Brock Boeser remains without a contract extension. If the Canucks decide to trade Boeser, Courtney Jacobson looks at four possible destinations for the winger.
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Vancouver Canucks team preview: Hope with a healthy dose of anxiety

Last year, the Canucks were full of hope. This year, hope still exists, but it's accompanied by a healthy dose of anxiety. Courtney Jacobsen tells us why in her season preview.
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Washington Capitals team preview: What's to come for Alex Ovechkin?

The Washington Capitals earned the top seed in the East last season, won a playoff round, saw several players have breakout performances and their all-time great set an NHL record. So what do they have in store in 2025-26?
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Takeaways: Canada exorcises demons to open WJC

It's not exactly revenge, but Canada's Day 1 win against Czechia has to feel pretty close to it.
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Takeaways: Canada slays quarterfinal dragon with dominant win

After being bounced in the quarterfinals in back-to-back years, Canada entered Friday's knockout round with a single focus: slay that dragon. That they did. And then some.
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By the Numbers: How PWHL expansion teams are faring in inaugural se...

Despite promising off-seasons, the inaugural campaigns for the Goldeneyes and Torrent are off to bumpy starts. Courtney Jacobsen has a by-the-numbers look at how both expansion teams are doing in their first year.
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'That's just noise': Canucks' Foote not worried about future despit...

As a terrible season comes to an end, Vancouver Canucks coach Adam Foote says he's not focusing on job security. Foote is staying in the moment, and won't worry about things he can't control.