Lindsey Horsting is an Editorial Writer for the National Hockey League (NHL), specializing in coverage of the Vancouver Canucks. With a focus on local hockey news and analysis, Lindsey brings a passion for the game and a deep understanding of the team's dynamics to her articles. She is dedicated to providing readers with insightful and engaging content that captures the excitement and intricacies of the sport.
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Lindsey Horsting's focus is primarily on event coverage within the realm of sports, particularly hockey and the Vancouver Canucks. Her articles heavily feature game recaps, player profiles, and evolving stories related to the NHL team.
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By: Lindsey Horsting
The Vancouver Canucks and the Vancouver Warriors have more in common than just sharing an arena. They boast two generational defensive talents in their respective sports: Quinn Hughes, the NHL's Norris Trophy-winning defenceman, and Ryan Dilks, the National Lacrosse League's Defensive Player of the Year.
By: Lindsey Horsting
By Lindsey Horsting @lindseyhorsting Vancouver Canucks The Vancouver Canucks improved to 2-1 on their road trip, beating the Philadelphia Flyers 3-0 on Saturday night.
By: Lindsey Horsting
The Canucks scored in bunches early and maintained that lead to secure the win and complete their four-game road trip with three straight wins and a 3-1 record. Danton Heinen had two goals, J.T. Miller had a three-point night and Conor Garland chipped in a goal and an assist. Head
By: Lindsey Horsting
The BCHL Showcase has become a key event in the hockey calendar, but it's more than just an elite hockey tournament, it's an opportunity to create connections between community and sport.
By: Lindsey Horsting
Last weekend, Tyler Myers celebrated his 1,000th NHL game in Philadelphia, contributing an assist that was one to remember in the Vancouver Canucks’ 3-0 shutout victory over the Flyers. Playing in one-thousand NHL games is a significant milestone in a career filled with dedication, hard work, and leadership that has
By: Lindsey Horsting
In their return to home ice, the Vancouver Canucks got it done by committee to win in their Hockey Night in Canada match up against the Pittsburgh Penguins. The Canucks took over in the second period, with each line scoring a five-on-five goal in the middle frame.
By: Lindsey Horsting
The Vancouver Canucks continue to make an impact on the hockey landscape, celebrating South Asian coaches across the province for Diwali.
By: Lindsey Horsting
We are seven games into the Abbotsford Canucks' season, and we are seeing a 20-year-old defenceman start to make a good impression with his coaching staff from his ability to be a two-way defenceman at five-on-five and a heavily relied upon penalty killer.
By: Lindsey Horsting
Dakota Joshua spoke to the media Friday for the first time since he was diagnosed with testicular cancer over the summer. Joshua bravely decided to go public with the news to shed light on the importance of getting checked in hopes of helping other men with early detection. “I don’t
By Lindsey Horsting @lindseyhorsting Vancouver Canucks The Vancouver Canucks kicked off their California road trip with a win against the San Jose Sharks.
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