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By Carol Schram, Features Writer
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Rick Celebrini is a Canadian sports medicine executive and former soccer player who has held prominent roles in North American sports. He has been widely profiled for his work as director of sports medicine and performance with the Golden State Warriors, after previously leading medical and science efforts with Vancouver Whitecaps FC and Fortius Institute. His son, Macklin Celebrini, has drawn significant attention as a top hockey prospect in recent years.
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By Carol Schram, Features Writer
thehockeynews.comThe Blue Jackets' record is now 38-24-11 with 87 points. They currently occupy the second wild-card spot in the East, one point behind Pittsburgh for third in the Metro.
thehockeynews.comProjected No. 1 pick in the upcoming 2024 NHL Draft, Macklin Celebrini met with Sheng Peng of SJHN and revealed his favorite Vancouver Canucks player of all time.
thehockeynews.comDirector of sports medicine and performance for the Golden State Warriors Rick Celebrini joins us to chat about watching his son Macklin playing really well at the Olympics, the maturity of Macklin, and more!
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thehockeynews.comRick Celebrini (born October 16, 1967) is a retired Canadian soccer player who is the physiotherapist and head of sports medicine and science for the Vancouver Whitecaps FC, and director of sports medicine and performance for the Golden State Warriors. Celebrini played for the Canadian U-20 national team at the 1987 FIFA World Youth Championship. He played professionally for the Vancouver 86ers. Celebrini is also a founder and the Director of Sport Medicine and Science for the Fortius Institute.
dbpedia.orgYounger brother of projected top pick in 2024 Draft is son of former Vancouver sports medicine head
www.nhl.comMacklin Celebrini returns to his hometown of Vancouver, BC, for the first time in his San Jose Sharks and NHL career.
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