Sarmento’s dual role gives Canada brainpower boost they need 

By S. SAKTESH

Exemplary leader: Canada captain Matthew Sarmento in action during the game against Belgium.

IPOH: For Canadian hockey skipper Matthew Sarmento, having more minds at work only strengthens the team.

The 34-year-old is not just a forward for the Red Caribou as he also acts as an extra pair of eyes for head coach Patrick Tshutshani, blending leadership on the field with tactical insight off it.

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