International Championship

• Oilers Sweep, Also Capture International Championship

It was a nailbiter, but the Wooster Oilers made all the championships trophies theirs. After winning the Northern Junior Hockey League championship Knox Cup on Saturday night, the Oilers re-grouped and also took the International Trophy from Canada's Team Ulysse on Sunday with a 7- 6 win.

• Daily Record, The Wooster, OH
• April 02, 2010

• Bits 'N' Pieces: Teen Vies in Girls Chess Tournament

--- Heather Young, left, plays in the 2011 Susan Polgar International Championship, where she placed 18th.

• The Columbian
• August 06, 2011

• American International Football Coach Art Wilkins Had Championship Goals Set for His Team This Season. [Derived Headline]

By Bill Cloutier Assistant Sports Editor American International football coach Art Wilkins had championship goals set for his team this season.

• New Haven Register
• July 29, 2009

• Rocket to England ; Penn Manor's U.S. Championship Team Heading to International Competition.

Staff Writer In May, Penn Manor High School's rocketry club placed first in the national Team America Rocketry Challenge.

• Intelligencer Journal Lancaster New Era - Saturday Edition
• July 17, 2010

• Drum Corps International World Championship Marching into a Movie Theatre Near You.

NEW YORK -- National CineMedia One Night - LIVE Simulcast From The 2006 DCI World Championship Quarterfinals at Camp Randall Stadium, University...

• Business Wire
• July 27, 2006

• Taylor, Thomas Help Usa to Two More Victories

Missouri's Chelsea Thomas and Rhea Taylor helped lead the USA Softball Women's National Team to two more wins at the Canadian Open Fastpitch International Championship yesterday in Surrey, British Columbia, as Team USA defeated Japan 5-1 and Venezuela 10-0 in four innings. The United States is now 5-1 during pool play.

• Columbia Daily Tribune
• July 14, 2011

• Champions Stand Tall

Zachary Kaufman/The Columbian Vancouver forward Kevin Bloodsaw celebrates in the stands at the OConnell Sports Center after winning the International Basketball League championship game against the Edmonton Energy, 124-116 on Sunday.

• The Columbian
• July 08, 2011

• Phelps Is No Longer Fastest Kid On Blocks

SHANGHAI - For the past eight years, the major competitive story line at every meaningful swimming championship has arisen from Michael Phelps' international and historic dominance. How many medals will he win? How many records will he break? How dramatically will he increase his own legend? So it's rather strange to watch Phelps settling into Shanghai for the 2011 world swimming championships this weekend trailed by more curiosity than awe. At the moment, he doesn't appear to be the best swimmer in his own country, let alone in the world.

• Charleston Daily Mail
• July 26, 2011

• International Chili Society Issues RFP for Cities to Host 2012 World's Championship Chili Cookoff.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- The International Chili Society is seeking proposals from potential cities to secure and host the 46th annual World's Championship...

• Business Wire
• March 01, 2011

• Mt. Sac Presents Ninth Annual Spring Thing Concert

As Jared Ferree's sweet tenor lamented the heartbreak of war and the fears of loved ones floated into their ears and hearts, in the song "Letters from War," a hush fell over members of the sold-out audience packing Mt. San Antonio College's Sophia Clarke Theater for the recent ninth annual Spring Thing. The springtime concert showcasing Fermata Nowhere, the college's male a cappella ensemble and 2009 winner of the International Championship of Collegiate A Cappella, was filled with songs celebrating hilarity and just-plain fun, romance, jazz as America's original music, standard and Broadway classics, vocal maestros, awesome arrangers and pop, country and urban contemporary wizards.

• Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
• April 16, 2010