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Mike McEwen repeats as provincial champion
GLOBAL NEWS (Feb 12) A month ago they were contemplating breaking up the band but now they’re back to back provincial champs.
Olympian Tyler Mislawchuk returns to training after months of injury rehab
TRIATHLON MAGAZINE (Feb 10) Manitoba’s Tyler Mislawchuk, who impressed Canada with his 15th place finish in his Olympic debut at Rio last year, has travelled to Ecuador for a training camp in his first month back at serious training.
U-M Alumnae to Compete at Prestigious Millrose Games
GO BLUE SPORTS (Feb 9) Two-time Olympian Nicole Sifuentes and Amanda Eccleston, both current U-M volunteer coaches, will run in the star-studded Wanamaker Mile at 5:27 p.m. as part of the live national television broadcast of the meet on NBC from 4-6 p.m.
Onyshko honoured by Gymnastics Canada
Brandon Eagles gymnast Isabela Onyshko and Ellie Black were named Gymnastics Canada’s 2016 senior athletes of the year on Saturday night in Halifax.
Dunstone has earned respect among peers
WINNIPEG SUN (Feb 8) You won’t find many 21-year-old curlers with more confidence, experience and respect among his peers than Matt Dunstone.
McEwen’s Quest for a Second Viterra Title
WINNIPEG SUN (Feb 8) It seemed like every February – Mike McEwen was asked the same question. Is this the year your team breaks through and finally wins the Provincial Men's Curling Championship?
Inferno reaching for record heights
CALGARY HERALD (Feb 6) Forward Bailey Bram said that the Inferno have set their sights on earning the top seed heading into the CWHL playoffs, which start on the weekend of Feb. 24-26.
Winnipeg Rower Named National Junior Of The Year
MYTOBA.CA (Feb 1) It’s unlikely any Manitoba female athlete had a better, more surprising year than Winnipeg’s Emma Gray.
Carruthers: ‘This might be our year’
WINNIPEG SUN (Jan 31) Normally, curlers go into a big event as low-key as possible, praising the competition and spouting the usual cliches about how it's anybody's to win.
