(Sports Network) - Coming off a victory, the Winnipeg Jets are hoping to use that momentum when they host the Washington Capitals tonight. cheap jerseys . Ondrej Pavelec gets the start in net for the Jets while Michal Neuvirth will be in goal for the Capitals. Watch the game in the Jets region on TSN Jets beginning at 8pm et/7pm ct, and listen to the action on TSN Radio 1290 in Winnipeg and TSN.ca/Winnipeg. The Capitals struggled last season against the Jets in their former home of Atlanta. Perhaps a move to Winnipeg will shift the balance back in the Capitals favor tonight. The Capitals swept their six-game series with the Jets in 2009-10, but lost four of six to the then-Thrashers in Atlanta a season ago. They were outscored 10-2 in those games. The Jets do have some momentum heading into this game after posting a solid 5-2 win over the Lightning on Monday. Five different players scored for Winnipeg and Ondrej Pavelec made 30 saves to help his club snap a five-game losing streak (0-3-2). Evander Kane, Tim Stapleton and Dustin Byfuglien each had a goal and an assist, while Andrew Ladd and Mark Flood also scored in the opener of a three- game homestand. "Probably one of our better team games that I have seen us play. We were excellent from the goalie on out," Jets head coach Claude Noel said. Washington, meanwhile, is just 3-5-1 since opening the season with seven wins in a row and is coming off a disappointing 3-1 defeat at the hands of Nashville on Tuesday. The game was scoreless through the first 55 minutes until the Capitals Troy Brouwer scored at the 15:14 mark. However, the Predators tied the game just 28 seconds later and then netted the game-winner with 24.3 seconds left in regulation. "That was a tough one to take cause we played as good as we can play," said Washington head coach Bruce Boudreau, who is still one win shy of 200 in his NHL coaching career. "We score the goal to take the lead and then we stopped playing." Tomas Vokoun made 28 stops in the setback, Washingtons fourth loss in five games. It also lost the opener of a three-game swing and fell to 4-4-0 on the road. Defenseman Mike Green missed his second game in a row due to a strained right groin and is doubtful for tonight. Kyle Lohse Brewers Jersey . I saw him play in Week 3 last season, Green Bay at Chicago, and then again in the Super Bowl in Dallas. ... . Jeffrey has appeared in just six games this season while coming back from knee surgery last season. He did not record a point in those games, the last one being November 3 at San Jose. [url=http://www.officialmlbclub.com/Philadelphia-Phillies-Dave-Cash-Jersey.html]... .J. -- Mark Sanchez is still the New York Jets quarterback of the future. 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The teams have been divided into three pots for the purpose of the draw: 1) New Zealand, England, Australia. 2) Canada, U.S., France. Ireland, Wales, Spain. 4) Kazakhstan, Samoa, South Africa. Kazakhstan and South Africa were the last teams to qualify, earning the right to represent Asia and Africa in September. South Africa thumped Uganda 63-3 while Kazakhstan held on to edge Japan 25-23. Canada finished a disappointing sixth at the 2010 World Cup in England, losing 23-20 to the U.S. in the fifth-place playoff. The Canadians went 2-1 in pool play, beating Scotland and Sweden before losing to France. Canada beat Scotland again to advance to the fifth-place game. New Zealand won the tournament, beating England 13-10 in the final. The Black Ferns went 5-0, outscoring their opposition 188-33. Under coach Francois Ratier, the Canadian women have done well recently. Canada defeated England 27-13 in Colorado in August to win the Nations Cup. Next up for the Canadian women is a European tour, their first fall trip since 2009. They play France on Saturday in Pontarlier and Nov. 5 in Amneville before playing England on Nov. 13 at the Twickenham Stoop, site of the 2010 World Cup final. Its been a rough season for the English women, who lost their Six Nations title, were beaten three times in their series in New Zealand and were beaten twice by Canada at Nations Cup. Canadas preparation for the World Cup also includes a May-June tour of New Zealand to face the Black Ferns and Australias Wallaroos. Defending champions New Zealand, 2010 runners-up England, Australia, hosts France, USA, and Canada qualified automaticallyy for the 2104 tournament from the last World Cup. Davi... Ospina Colombia Jersey. 2013 Grand-Slam winner Ireland and Wales qualified via their performance at the 2012 and 2013 Six Nations. 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Non-Travelling Reserves Asya Bartley, Barrhaven Scottish RFC, Ottawa; Caitlin Beaton, Fergus Highland RFC, Clavering, Ont.; Katie McNally, Guelph Redcoats, Guelph, Ont.; Claragh Pegg, Kingston Panthers RFC, Barrie, Ont.; Julia Sugawara, Burnaby Lake, Surrey, B.C.; Julianne Zussman,Town of Mount Royal RFC, Montreal. ' ' '