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The Seattle Sounders win the MLS Cup against Toronto FC, the Blue Bombers knock off the defending Grey Cup champions and the Raptors win in Los Angeles without Kyle Lowry and Serge Ibaka.

The Maple Leafs lose Marner and the shootout against Philly; The Flames comeback falls short against St. Louis, and LSU defeats Alabama in a college football thriller.

With Belleville, Ontario being named the winner of Kraft Heinz Project Play 2018, SportsCentre looks back at previous winners and what they did with the $250,000 grand prize.

Belleville plans to revitalize an existing ball field into a fully-accessible, barrier-free ball field. The Field of Ability project will provide a safer playing field for high-risk runners and a place to play for people with physical and intellectual disabilites. TSN's Jennifer Hedger and Darren Dutchyshen had a chance to play some baseball with some locals.

Seven-year old Aurora from Belleville, Ontario is an absolute sports fanatic. Aurora underwent spinal surgery two weeks ago and will be at the Montreal Shriners Hospital for six weeks of intense rehabilitation. Aurora has been the face of the Field of Ability movement, and her parents Chris and Kristen have been instrumental in getting the project off the ground.

As the winners of Kraft Heinz Project Play, Belleville will use the $250,000 grand prize to redevelop their baseball field into a fully-accessible, barrier-free sports facility for Challenger Baseball. Challenger Baseball is a local, adaptive sport league for kids and adults with physical and neurological disabilities.

Vancouver hockey journalist and TSN contributor Jason Botchford has passed away at the age of 48. Botchford, a major media presence in Vancouver, was known across North America for his coverage of the National Hockey League, which included the Canucks beat for The Province, The Athletic Vancouver, TSN Radio 1040 and the TSN Network.

It was a night primarily designed by the families, for the families. Messages of hope through speeches, prayers and songs helped mark the one year anniversary of the tragic Humboldt Broncos bus crash and the country of Canada was able to join in on the memorial service. Ryan Rishaug has more.

The city of Humboldt marked one year since the fatal Broncos bus crash with a memorial service at Elgar Petersen Arena, paying tribute to the 16 people killed in the crash, along with honouring the survivors, affected families and community members.