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.

Desiree Scott not ready for World Cups after injury

Unfortunately, after surgery, Desiree won't be competing in the upcoming [...]

Doreen Bechtle2023-07-10T10:07:24-05:00July 10, 2023|

EARLY SCOTTIES QUALIFIERS!

TEAMS HOMAN AND JONES CONFIRMED AS 2024 SCOTTIES PRE-QUALIFIED TEAMS

Carolyn Bronsdon2023-07-05T11:55:34-05:00July 4, 2023|

Canadian Basketball Hall of Fame Class of 2023 Announced

Manitoba's Joey Johnson will be inducted into Canada Basketball Hall [...]

Doreen Bechtle2023-06-28T14:19:56-05:00June 28, 2023|

Speed Skating Canada announces long track National and NextGen teams for 2023-24 season

38 skaters representing seven provinces to train with Canada’s national [...]

Carolyn Bronsdon2023-06-22T12:03:54-05:00June 21, 2023|

Canada’s Tyler Mislawchuk Sprints to Silver at World Triathlon Cup in Huatulco

Tyler Mislawchuk captured his fourth straight podium at the World [...]

Carolyn Bronsdon2023-06-19T18:22:43-05:00June 18, 2023|

Curling Canada expands National Wheelchair Curling Program

Following Canada’s recent successes at the world championships, Curling Canada [...]

Carolyn Bronsdon2023-06-19T18:26:51-05:00June 15, 2023|

Team Canada calls Winnipeg women

Potter, Becker making impression on national basketball squad

Carolyn Bronsdon2023-06-13T20:37:35-05:00June 12, 2023|

Scarborough Tigers back-to-back CWBL National Champions, Manitoba won bronze on Monday

For the second consecutive year, the Scarborough Tigers won the [...]

Carolyn Bronsdon2023-05-16T11:02:30-05:00May 16, 2023|

Jessica Tuomela and Emma Skaug Win Paratriathlon Bronze, Tyler Mislawchuk Steady in 15th at Yokohama

Jessica Tuomela and Emma Skaug opened the elite pre-Paralympic triathlon [...]

Carolyn Bronsdon2023-05-15T15:08:09-05:00May 13, 2023|

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