EVIAN-LES-BAINS, France -- The Evian Masters in France will become the fifth major on the LPGA Tour starting in 2013. Cheap Baltimore Ravens Jerseys . "In 2013 you will return to the fifth and final major on the LPGA Tour," Commissioner Mike Whan said Wednesday, adding that its "a new page in womens golf history." Tournament chairman Franck Riboud said the tournament will be moved to the second week of September in 2013. The Evian Masters began in 1994, when Swedens Helen Alfredsson won the event. "It will be the last one of the year, and we are very proud of that," Riboud said. The tours other majors are the Kraft Nabisco Championship, the U.S. LPGA Championship, the U.S. Womens Open and the Womens British Open "The Evian Masters has always been an elite tournament in the world of womens golf," 2007 U.S. Open champion Cristie Kerr said. "Players on the LPGA have always considered the Evian Masters on par with the best tour events in all of golf. As an LPGA major, Evian will continue, as it has always done, to reach new heights year after year." Field and qualifying criteria for 2013 has not been finalized, Whan said, adding that other majors -- such as the Kraft Nabisco -- are not under threat and there is no plan to remove one in the future. "Kraft isnt going away in 2013 and there is no hidden agenda," Whan said. "Kraft Nabisco is going to be a time, a place on our schedule as long as Im commissioner. The plan is to have five truly mega events." Modifications to the size of the Evian course and holes will be made. "This is big, and this is bold," Whan said. "Were going to take what was already one of the greatest settings in the game, what was already one of the greatest atmospheres in the game, what was already one of the greatest fields in the game and were going to put on it one of the greatest monikers in the game." Riboud said refurbishment plans are scheduled to start in December, but that the tournament will be played as usual next year, before renovation continues in September 2012. Riboud added that he hopes to make it "an organic golf course" by using few fertilizers and taking advantage of Evians natural spring water. "Nature friendly, with Evians nature," he said. "We will not import something from the outside." Riboud added that Evian will strive to keep its family oriented atmosphere, despite its new status as a major. "The thing we want is to keep the atmosphere," Riboud said. "We want the Evian Masters to continue to be a real experience for everybody." wholesale nfl jerseys . Maxwell, 24, posted one goal and four assists in nine games with the Jets last season. He spent most of the campaign with the teams American Hockey League affiliate, the St. Cheap NFL Jerseys . 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The shifty centre had a chance at a fourth point but was hauled down in front of goal by Teddy Purcell midway through the third period. Dion Phaneuf, Tyler Bozak and Kulemin also scored for Toronto (16-12-2) before 19,433 at the Air Canada Centre as Toronto led 4-0 by the halfway mark. Rookies Radko Gudas and Conacher scored consolation goals for Tampa Bay (13-16-1) in the third, spoiling James Reimers shutout attempt. Tampa outshot Toronto 28-26. Kadri leads the Leafs in scoring with 30 points on 11 goals and 19 assists. And Carlyle said his plan is to put Kadris line against the oppositions top trio. "Were going to test Kadri against the best players," he said. "He wants that, he cherishes it and tonight it worked for him." Former coach Ron Wilson complained about Kadris defence but Carlyle says the youngster was never negligent in that area. "The biggest emergence of Nazem Kadri is where and when in the game to try to use the skill moves," Carlyle said. "He was always good defensively. ... What happens in your transition from junior to pro hockey, its the number of times that you expose yourself to the high-risk, high reward and where you do and when you do it on the ice. "Thats really been the learning curve for Nazie. We always knew that he had skill." The Leafs had been off since a 5-4 shootout loss to the visiting Winnipeg Jets on Saturday, with their last win coming March 6 -- a 5-4 decision over visiting Ottawa. "We knew we had to come out with our foot on the gas pedal right away," said Kadri, who pointed to good chemistry with Lupul. "Were pretty much on the same page offensively," Kadri added. "We know where each other are going to be before were there." Lupul, meanwhile, pointed to Kulemins skills. Toronto gave up 16 goals during the five-game winless slide with Reimer, 0-1-2 during that run, allowing eight goals on 76 shots. Tampa, while 4-6-0 in its last 10, came into the game on back-to-back wins over Carolina and Philladelphia that saw it score four goals in each game. cheap jerseys from china. The Lightning were without star forward Vincent Lecavalier, who reportedly suffered a broken left foot March 12 against Florida. "It took us too much time to get our legs," complained Tampa coach Guy Boucher. "Were a hard-working fast team and it didnt look like that the first half." "We looked like we were waiting to see what was going to happen out there," he added. "I dont know if it was because the guys froze or it was a road game --I cant tell you. But it wasnt a good game to start." The game marked the return of 22-year-old defenceman Jake Gardiner, a member of the all-rookie team last season who has been playing in the American Hockey League for the Toronto Marlies this season after recovering from a concussion. "I thought he was really good tonight," said Phaneuf. "He definitely adds to our team." Earlier in the day, the Leafs placed high-priced, little-used defenceman Mike Komisarek on waivers. Gardiner, who had 10 goals and 21 assists in 43 games with the Marlies this season, partnered John-Michael Liles and led all Leafs with 8:14 ice time in the first period. He finished with 19:20, fourth best on the team. Defenceman Mark Fraser pushed Torontos league-leading number of fighting majors to 30 early in the second period when he tangled -- successfully -- with B.J. Crombeen. Up 4-0 at 7:22 of the second period, Tampa made a goalie change. Garon, who gave up four goals on 14 shots, was pulled in favour of Anders Lindback. Lupul was front and centre throughout the night, dispatched to the penalty box early in the third for an illegal hit to the head that floored six-foot-six defenceman Victor Hedman. Lupul hit Hedman with his shoulder, leaving the big Swede dazed. "By no means did I go after him and try and hit him in the head," said Lupul. Garon returned to goal in the third period, as Lindback went to the dressing room. Boucher called it a lower-body injury. "Hopefully its not something thats going to keep him out for long," Boucher said. "He was doing really good for us his last four or five starts. Hopefully it wont last very long." The first and last Toronto goals were beauties. Lupul -- making his 99th appearance as a Leaf -- opened the scoring at 6:56 of the first period, completing a nifty tic-tac-toe passing play with Kadri and Carl Gunnarson that found him alone in front of Mathieu Garon as checker Alex Killorn went walkabout. It was Lupuls third goal in two games since returning from a broken forearm. Kulemin then padded Torontos lead to 4-0 with his fourth on the season after neatly evading the trailing Gudas and snapping a wrist shot from the slot. ' ' '