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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.

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.

2016-11-29T10:12:30-06:00November 29, 2016|

Canadian pair win NHK figure skating trophy in Japan

THESTAR.COM (Nov 26) Canada’s two-time world pairs champions Meagan Duhamel and Eric Radford remain undefeated on the Grand Prix figure skating circuit after winning the NHK Trophy on Saturday.

2016-11-26T09:56:35-06:00November 26, 2016|

Duhamel and Radford good as gold in Japan

SUDBURY.COM (Nov 26) Lively native Megan Duhamel and her skating partner Eric Radford continued their run of dominance on the Grand Prix figure skating circuit with a win in Sapporo, Japan.

2016-11-26T09:54:40-06:00November 26, 2016|

Tachinski signs with Penn State

WINNIPEG FREE PRESS (Nov 22) Fort Garry’s Victoria Tachinski has committed to attend Pennsylvania State University on a track and field scholarship. The Vincent Massey Collegiate student and track athlete is the holder of the Canadian junior women 400 and 800-metre records.

2016-11-22T14:01:11-06:00November 22, 2016|
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