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Stuart Miller-Davis

Kingston, Ottawa, Toronto
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Covers:  Sports, news (Ottawa), profiles
Carleton Journalism grad. Sports fan and storyteller. Words in @TheHockeyNews and @SportsOttawa. 1/3 of the Prospects 2 Pros Pod Profile pic:@Austensanity

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Stuart Miller-Davis’s Biography

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A fourth-year journalism student at Carleton University taking a minor in history with a focus in Canadian history. I have a specific interest in sports journalism. I currently work for the Carleton Athletics department as an information assistant and broadcaster covering the men's hockey. I also contribute to the campus newspaper the Charlatan, mostly for the sports section. Profile picture from Jordan Haworth

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Where The Cup Was Won: Which barns have witnessed the most championship presentations? - TheHocke...

Where The Cup Was Won: Which barns have witnessed the most championship presentations? - TheHocke...

In the post-expansion era, 21 different teams have won the Stanley Cup. But in which arenas did they hoist th…

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WHKY: 'Steele Wall' embracing leadership role with Ravens

WHKY: 'Steele Wall' embracing leadership role with Ravens

Written by Stuart Miller-Davis, Carleton Sports Information Photo by Marc Lafleur Carleton's women's hockey p…

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Leaving the Nest: McNamee goes pro

Leaving the Nest: McNamee goes pro

Ravens men's hockey player Michael McNamee recently wrapped up his fourth and final season with the team this…

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Former Ravens coaching Gee-Gees men's hockey

Former Ravens coaching Gee-Gees men's hockey

Though the rivalry between the Carleton Ravens and University of Ottawa (U of O) Gee-Gees can be fierce at ti…

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Ravens scoop QB recruit from U of O

Ravens scoop QB recruit from U of O

The Carleton Ravens football team will be adding a local recruit to their roster next fall. Michael Arruda, a…

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Women's hockey open second half of season with loss to Montréal

Women's hockey open second half of season with loss to Montréal

The Carleton Ravens women's hockey team are staying optimistic despite starting 2019 with a 5-1 loss to the R…

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Parker Snell earning early attention in 2026 NHL Draft goalie convo

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By Stuart Miller-Davis
| FCHockey
The 2026 NHL Draft run is in its infancy, but that’s not stopping Parker Snell of grabbing some early attention. Finding a goaltender in the 2026 draft will be a priority for most NHL teams, and Snell could fit the bill. Still, it’s still way too early to pick a top candidate in the 2026 class to fill that moniker, but keep an eye on Snell —who tends goal for Edmonton in the Western Hockey League.
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Keaton Verhoeff shining For Canada at Hlinka Gretzky Cup

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By Stuart Miller-Davis
| FCHockey
Keaton Verhoeff was expected by many to make an instant impact at the 2025 Hlinka Gretzky Cup in Slovakia and Czechia. Rightfully so. As one of the top 16-year-old players in the Canadian Hockey League last season, he had 45 points (21 goals, 24 assists) in 63 games in the regular season, and added another 10 points (one goal, nine assists) in 11 games in the playoffs, with Victoria in the Western Hockey League.
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The top 2026 draft eligibles to watch at the 2025 Hlinka Gretzky

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By Stuart Miller-Davis
| FCHockey
The 2026 NHL Draft scouting season will officially get underway with the 2025 Hlinka Gretzky Cup. The 2025 Hlinka Gretzky Cup gets underway Monday from Brno, Czechia, and Trencin, Slovakia, from Aug. 11-16, and will play host to some of the top prospects for the 2026 NHL Draft. Keaton Verhoeff highlights a star-studded Canada roster, and Jack Hextall looks to lead the USA to a medal. There’s plenty of talent to keep your eyes on, to say the least.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Sports Information Assitant at Carleton University

How is social media changing news?

It is changing how people consume news for sure. Instead of picking up a newspaper or turning on the tv people go straight to Twitter.

How do you prefer to be pitched on stories?

By email is probably the easiest but nothing beats in-person interaction.