In the News

Our high performance athletes and sports science experts are often in the news.

We’ve collected relevant recent top stories from a variety of sources around the web about Manitoba athletes and the sport news affecting them.

Matthew McElroy returns to Tongyeong to defend the World Cup title

MISLAWCHUK EYEING PODIUM SUCCESS

Carolyn Bronsdon2023-10-19T15:01:55-05:00October 19, 2023|

Matt Dunstone dumps top-ranked Brendan Bottcher at Grand Slam’s Tour Challenge

Matt Dunstone defeated Brendan Bottcher 7-1 in a battle of [...]

Doreen Bechtle2023-10-19T15:00:25-05:00October 19, 2023|

Roster named for Canada’s first WXV match versus Wales

The roster for Canada’s first WXV match versus Wales has [...]

Carolyn Bronsdon2023-10-19T12:50:18-05:00October 18, 2023|

The 2023 HearingLife Tour Challenge Curling event begins

A new season of the Grand Slam of Curling is [...]

Doreen Bechtle2023-10-18T13:17:13-05:00October 18, 2023|

Medal Haul for Manitoba

Judo Manitoba hosted the 2nd annual Manitoba Open Judo Championships [...]

Carolyn Bronsdon2023-10-18T11:31:31-05:00October 17, 2023|

TAEKWONDO CANADA ANNOUNCES WINNIPEG TO HOST 2024 CANADIAN NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS

Winnipeg, Manitoba has been selected as the host of the [...]

Doreen Bechtle2023-10-18T11:34:16-05:00October 16, 2023|

Grand Slam of Curling season kicks off with Hearing Life Tour Challenge

A field heavy with international talent will kick off the [...]

Doreen Bechtle2023-10-18T11:35:06-05:00October 16, 2023|

Canada denies Korea clean sweep of the Team event at 2023 IBF World Bowling Championships

Canada defeated Korea in the Men's title match to deny [...]

Carolyn Bronsdon2023-10-19T12:57:21-05:00October 15, 2023|

SKYLAR PARK CAPTURES FIRST GRAND PRIX GOLD AT TAIYUAN WORLD TAEKWONDO EVENT

Winnipeg’s Skylar Park captured her first ever gold medal in [...]

Carolyn Bronsdon2023-10-10T18:37:39-05:00October 10, 2023|

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