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New Blues owner
1:54 pm
Thu May 10, 2012

Stillman officially takes ownership of the St. Louis Blues

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Summit Distribution chairman and CEO Tom Stillman is now the owner of the St. Louis Blues.
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Tom Stillman, NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman, and members of Stillman's ownership team pose after Stillman is introduced as the eighth owner in Blues history.
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A former college hockey player who says he's been a Blues fan since moving to St. Louis 20 years ago is the new lead owner of the franchise.

The St. Louis Blues officially unveiled Tom Stillman, the chairman and CEO of Summit Distributors, on Thursday. The National Hockey League approved the sale on Tuesday, and the deal closed on Wednesday.

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Sports: Blues win
10:23 pm
Sat April 21, 2012

Blues beat Sharks 3-1, win first playoff series in 10 years

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Goalie Brian Elliott and defenseman Alex Pietrangelo celebrate the Blues' 3-1 victory and and their first playoff series win since 2002.
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St. Louis Blues forwards Alex Steen (20) and Chris Stewart (25) shake hands with the San Jose Sharks following the Blues' 3-1 series-clinching win.
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Forward David Perron (arms raised) celebrates his game-winning goal with defensemen Alex Pietrangelo (27) and Carlo Colaiacovo (28).
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Jamie Langenbrunner and David Perron scored two goals in 45 seconds, and Andy McDonald added an empty-net insurance tally late in the third period as the St. Louis Blues won their first playoff series in a decade, beating the San Jose Sharks 3-1 in front of a standing-room-only crowd at the Scottrade Center.

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College Wrestling
4:45 pm
Wed March 14, 2012

St. Louis to host first sold-out NCAA Wrestling Championships this weekend

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University of Missouri coach Brian Smith's team will have ten wrestlers competing in the NCAA Wrestling Championships this weekend.
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This weekend's NCAA Wrestling Championships at the Scottrade Center in St. Louis sold out for the first time in the event's 82-year history. The event is expected to break its all-time attendance record with over 110,000 fans in attendance.

This is the sixth year St. Louis has hosted the tournament. NCAA associate director of championships Jeff Jarnecke says St. Louis is a great place to host the event.

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