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Burns, Montsion finalists for national awards
At the 2012 Tim Hortons Canadian ringette championships at Burnaby, B.C., the National Ringette League announced the finalists for its annual awards which will be presented on Saturday.
Lindsay Burns of the Prairie Fire team from Winnipeg is a finalist for the best defenceman while Prairie Fire coach Rick Montsion is a finalist for the coach of the year.
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