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Indias Rio-bound gymnast Dipa Karmakar has been named a World Class Gymnast by the Federation Internationale de Gymnastique (FIG). She is the first Indian gymnast to receive the award.The honour has been bestowed on her by virtue of her fifth-place finish at the World Artistic Championships held from October 24-November 1 in Glasgow last year. According to FIG rules, the award is given to participants in the all-round competitions or individual apparatus finals and medallists of the team final at the World Championships, Olympics Games or World Games.In a letter to the Gymnastics Federation of India(GFI) dated June 8, 2016, FIG secretary general Andre Gueisbuhler requested the Indian body to present Dipa with the World Class Gymnast pin at a special occasion.The GFI has been caught in factional infighting for the last four years which has resulted in competitions, funding and camps for gymnasts taking a major hit.Dipa, who won a bronze at the 2014 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, is the first Indian female gymnast to qualify for the Olympics.Destockage New Balance . -- An ugly goal by Nick Bonino helped the Anaheim Ducks overcome the defensive-minded Phoenix Coyotes on a night when their ragged power play continued to struggle. New Balance Pas Cher France . -- Stanfords Kevin Danser knelt on one knee and hardly moved on the sideline as Michigan State celebrated its Rose Bowl victory and his Cardinal teammates made their way to the locker room. http://www.pascherfrancenewbalance.fr/ . -- Josh Sterk scored once and set up two more as the Oshawa Generals edged the visiting Belleville Bulls 3-2 on Friday in Ontario Hockey League action. New Balance Soldes . Aduriz headed home Markel Susaetas cross in the sixth minute to open the scoring at San Mames Stadium. He bettered that with a long-range blast that went in off the goal frame in the 18th, and converted a penalty in the 72nd after Diego Mainz was sent off for fouling Aduriz with only the goalkeeper to beat. New Balance Pas Cher Chine . Pedro scored from a pass by Lionel Messi in the 33rd minute and added two more goals in the 47th and 72nd after Valdes saved his second penalty in four days following his stop in Wednesdays 4-0 over Ajax in the Champions League.TORONTO -- And just like that, it was over.It seems like just yesterday the kids were stepping off airplanes in Montreal for their Quebec training camp, arriving for the World Cup of Hockey truly not knowing what to expect.They came in groups. There was a group that flew in by way of Detroit -- Dylan Larkin, Seth Jones, Ryan Murray and Brandon Saad -- filling up a first-class cabin on a Delta flight that was just a goalie and center short of a strong starting lineup.There was a group flying in from Toronto, including Morgan Rielly and Auston Matthews, with Matthews hitting the ground in Montreal with a Blue Jays hat that cameras captured and sent back to Toronto.It was relayed to Matthews that Maple Leafs fans loved seeing the Arizona kid in Jays gear. He smiled and nodded toward Rielly. It was his idea.They arrived and immediately realized they had something special.Defenseman Aaron Ekblad took a look around at the raw talent in the dressing room after the first practice and just shook his head.Each player is so good, he said that afternoon. Its actually crazy how good we are.It was crazy. It was crazy how they arrived in that first pretournament game and blew the doors off Team Europe. It was crazy how they lit up a defensively sound Finland team in their first game of group play. Crazy how they beat Sweden in overtime, on a goal from Nathan MacKinnon on Henrik Lundqvist that everybody in the building will remember as long as hockey highlights are flickering in their heads.Its crazy that one ugly six-minute stretch against Russia is sending them all home to their NHL teams.Its crazy that it had to end the way it did, hoping a Finland team with nothing to play for somehow could beat the Russians. The kids, after all, did go 2-1 in the tournaments toughest group.I thought we were the second-best team in the tournament, Team North America general manager Peter Chiarelli said. Having said that, we played by the rules and thats it.Coach Todd McLellan, who with his staff did a great job guiding these kids, sat in the front row of a suite at the Air Canada Centre on Thursday afternoon with his coaching staff to root for Finland. He leaned in during the first-period action, watching intently.The most emotion he showed came when Russia scored the second goal on the Finns, giving the table in front of him a restrained tap with his fist. That second goal was the moment he knew it was over.During the second intermission, he leaned against a hallway wall behind the suite as the Team Europe coaching staff walked by.Good luck in the third, Europe assistant coach Pauul Maurice offered.ddddddddddddMcLellan thanked him, but optimism wasnt high.This was it, and he knew it. When the Russians scored their third goal early in the final period, he stood up and left. He was in his hotel room before the end of the game.I think of World Cups through the years and the memories that are created, McLellan said, reflecting on what hell take away from this tournament. We participated in one of those moments.More than one.There was MacKinnons goal on Lundqvist. There was Matthews scoring his first of many goals in Toronto. There was Connor McDavid racing the length of the ice in the blink of the eye. There was a Johnny Gaudreau breakaway. And another Johnny Gaudreau breakaway. And another Johnny Gaudreau breakaway.People were calling the win over Sweden one of the greatest hockey games they ever witnessed.This team started as a gimmick and finished with a small place in hockey history, and maybe this is the way it was supposed to end.The last memory of Team North America was their greatest triumph -- a performance against Sweden for the ages.McDavid is on the cusp of stardom. This is the tournament that launches it after last seasons injury-detoured false start.Hes going to, at one point, take over the league, predicted?Chicago Blackhawks?and Team Europe winger Marian Hossa. Its just fun to watch.Matthews wont be too far behind, this tournament revealed. So many of the players on North America are just now embarking on special NHL careers. There are Stanley Cups to be won with them as the centerpiece, probably Olympic gold medals too.But for those moments, theyll be competing against each other, not banded together as an under-24 superpower.On Thursday afternoon, the players, coaches and management worked their way back to the top floor of the Royal York hotel, where many were already watching the Finland game together, lounging on chairs.When it was over, they met one last time as a group. McLellan and Chiarelli each addressed the team.Chiarelli told the guys just how much he enjoyed it all. It was a pleasure to scout such high-caliber players while forming the team. It was fun to watch them practice, each drill competed at such a high level. And the games -- what more needs to be said?Its a big-time commitment for everybody, Chiarelli said. It all really made it worthwhile.And with that, they made travel arrangements, including some with flights out of Toronto that night. It was done. Just like that. ' ' '