In the News
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We’ve collected relevant recent top stories from a variety of sources around the web about Manitoba athletes and the sport news affecting them.
Carruthers among three teams tied atop men’s standings
BRANDON SUN (Dec 1) Reid Caruthers might not have intended to blank three ends in the back half of Thursday evening’s all-Winnipeg clash with Mike McEwen.
Bison Rookies Dominate In The Pool
THE MANITOBAN (Dec 1) The Bisons had eight swimmers from both the men’s and women’s swim teams, but it was Alex Shogolev and Kelsey Wog who stole the spotlight this weekend.
Laycock, Einarson surprise unbeatens at Canada Cup
BRANDON SUN (Nov 30) The surprise of the day — even more so than Laycock — is that of Kerri Einarson. Last season's Manitoba Scotties champion followed up her 8-5 win over Sweeting in Draw 1 by deposing of defending champion Rachel Homan...
Jennifer Jones ‘back where it all began’ at Canada Cup
CBC SPORTS (Nov 30) Jennifer Jones and her Winnipeg team is off to a quick start at the Canada Cup after posting a pair of wins on the curling tournament's opening day.
Jones off to quick start at Canada Cup
TSN (Nov 30) Jennifer Jones and her Winnipeg team is off to a quick start at the Canada Cup after posting a pair of wins on the curling tournament's opening day.
Carruthers rink has history on its side
WINNIPEG FREE PRESS (Nov 30) Reid Carruthers has fond memories from the last time he curled at Westman Place, and the Winnipeg skip would like nothing more than to have the spotlight shine on him and his team Sunday evening.
Leah Kirchmann’s banana oat pancakes
CYCLING MAGAZINE (Nov 29) On a weekday in May, Leah Kirchmann steered her Liv Envie down Highway 8 past Webster Falls toward the centre of Dundas, Ont. She was in the drops, looking completely at ease. Totally pro.
Wog, Spriggs Named Athletes Of The Week
MYTOBA (Nov 29) At the 2016-17 Canada West Swimming Championship at the University of Alberta in Edmonton from November 25-27, the Manitoba Bisons swim teams had strong performances but the strongest was the amazing debut of Bison rookie women’s swimmer Kelsey Wog.
Successful swimmers – Bison Kelsey Wog dominates weekend championships
UMANITOBA (Nov 29) University of Manitoba Bison swimmer Kelsey Wog was on fire in the pool at the Canada West Swimming Championships.
