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The final weekend of regular season play was nothing short of eventful. Several Olympians re-joined CWHL teams and the standings saw some surprise shifts. Les Canadiennes de Montréal swept the Calgary Inferno and, with a little help from Vanke, who upset Kunlun 6-4 on Saturday,
This week marked the return of a handful of Canadian Olympians to the league, as well as the end of Toronto's season. Kunlun shut out Les Canadiennes 3-0 in the last game of Montreal's China trip; the Furies defeated Boston; Markham swept Calgary with ease;
In the first games back since the two-week Olympic break, Calgary swept Boston (though not without a scare), Markham defeated Toronto, and Les Canadiennes split with Vanke. Montreal also fell in a shoot-out in its first of two matches against Kunlun. The pair will meet
This week, Calgary put an end to both Shenzhen's home-ice advantage and Kunlun's 15-game winning streak, Boston earned a point against Montreal, and Markham shut down Toronto's short-lived win streak, which ended the Furies' playoff hopes. Les Canadiennes remain in first place, followed by Kunlun
The Toronto Furies made it a streak of upsets in a week where every series ended in a sweep. Les Canadiennes de Montréal won all three games against Vanke, putting them in sole possession of first place -- two points ahead of Kunlun Red Star.
This weekend marked the end of some major streaks: a 13-game streak without a regulation loss for the Calgary Inferno, an 11-game losing streak for the Toronto Furies, and a 26-game losing streak for the Boston Blades. Les Canadiennes de Montréal swept the Inferno to