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.

CURLING: Winnipeg’s Kaitlyn Lawes rolling right along at Scotties despite season of line-up changes

Kaitlyn Lawes already has a curling team that includes [...]

Carolyn Bronsdon2023-02-23T09:35:59-06:00February 21, 2023|

2023 Scotties Tournament of Hearts kicks off Friday in Kamloops

A who’s-who of Canadian women’s curling, including two skips chasing [...]

clic_admin2023-02-16T16:25:51-06:00February 16, 2023|

Scotties opens Friday – looks neat!

clic_admin2023-02-16T16:22:51-06:00February 16, 2023|

Field, round-robin pools finalized for Tim Hortons Brier in London

Eighteen teams will head to London, Ont., early next month [...]

Carolyn Bronsdon2023-03-01T11:12:23-06:00February 14, 2023|

Dunstone beats Carruthers in thrilling Viterra final

Matt Dunstone’s previously been to the Tim Hortons Brier on [...]

clic_admin2023-02-16T11:01:02-06:00February 12, 2023|

CURLING: Carruthers crew set to hunt for provincial championship with three players

Ever since parting ways with high-level third Jason Gunnlaugson in [...]

clic_admin2023-02-16T10:58:24-06:00February 7, 2023|

Njegovan will be able to support Team Lawes at Scotties while on pregnancy leave

Team Lawes vice Selena Njegovan will be able to serve [...]

clic_admin2023-02-10T11:21:47-06:00February 7, 2023|

CURLING: Top-ranked Matt Dunstone thrilled to have chance to compete in same event as his dad at Manitoba provincials

He has won two Canadian junior championships, played in four [...]

clic_admin2023-02-07T13:41:06-06:00February 6, 2023|

Four Manitoba teams to compete at Scotties

The field is set for the 2023 Scotties Tournament of [...]

clic_admin2023-02-15T22:39:08-06:00January 31, 2023|

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