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NHL, Pavelski and American Century Championship

Ex-NHL star Joe Pavelski wins American Century celebrity golf tournament

Other notable names in the tournament include Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry (5th place), NFL quarterback Aaron Rodgers (15th), who recently signed with the Pittsburgh Steelers, and Basketb...

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NHL legend wins celebrity golf tournament on walk-off eagle putt (video)

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Former NHL player Joe Pavelski wins the American Century celebrity golf event

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Former Wisconsin men's hockey star breaks through for win at celebrity golf tournament

Pavelski, who became the leader in NHL regular-season scoring among Badgers alums with 1,068 points in his time with San Jose and Dallas, was named in May as one of 12 new members of the University o...

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Ex-Shark Pavelski wins American Century Championship as Curry blows up late

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After so many close calls, Pavelski finally wins American Century Championship

Tahoe celebrity golf: Pavelski ices it for first ACC championship

Pavelski, who turned 41 on Friday, celebrated his 17th wedding anniversary on Saturday, then wrapped up the weekend with the first-place trophy.

Retired NHL star Joe Pavelski wins American Century Championship over John Smoltz

Star won the celebrity golf tournament for the first time after two runner-up finishes in the last three years.

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Photos: American Century celebrity golf tourney concludes. Who was the winner?

Former NHL All Star Joe Pavelski celebrates his victory during the final day of the American Century Championship celebrity golf tournament at Edgewood Tahoe Resort in Stateline, Nev., on Sunday, July 13, 2025. HECTOR AMEZCUA [email protected]

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Tahoe celebrity golf: Who’s leading the tournament heading into the final day?

Country singer Jake Owen is next with 41 points, Carolina Panthers receiver Adam Thielen has 40, and retired women's pro golfer Annika Sorenstam is fifth with 37 points. The tournament is scored using a modified Stableford format that encourages golfers to play a little more aggressively,