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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.

Englot chasing Manitoba women’s title

SASKATOON STARPHOENIX (Dec 7) Cross-border curling suits Regina’s Michelle Englot. The seven-time Saskatchewan women’s curling champion earned $28,300 on the women’s World Curling Tour while playing out of Winnipeg

2016-12-07T10:59:13-06:00December 7, 2016|

Larocque stays focused

IIHF (Dec 2) Like any Canadian hockey player, Jocelyne Larocque detests losing to the Americans. The 28-year-old defender was an integral part of her national team’s blue line at the recent 4 Nations Cup...

2016-12-02T10:51:20-06:00December 2, 2016|

Three-way tie for lead in men’s standings at Canada Cup curling

CBC SPORTS (Dec 1) It's starting to become a little crowded at the top of the Canada Cup men's standings. Reid Carruthers, 2014 Olympic champion Brad Jacobs, and Brad Gushue's team from St. John's, N.L., are all 3-1 through round-robin play after two days of competition at the curling tournament.

2016-12-01T10:48:10-06:00December 1, 2016|

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.

2016-11-30T10:32:08-06:00November 30, 2016|

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...

2016-11-30T10:29:48-06:00November 30, 2016|
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