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.
McEwen Wins First Viterra Championship
CURL MANITOBA (February 14) Mike McEwen-Fort Rouge and his team won the Viterra Manitoba Men’s Curling Championship defeating Matt Dunstone-Granite 4-2.
Winnipegger Heather McLean wins third World Cup speed skating medal of the season
GLOBAL NEWS (Jan 30) Winnipeg’s Heather McLean continued her successful speed skating season on Saturday by capturing a bronze medal in an ISU Speed Skating World Cup event in Stavanger, Norway.
CSCM Trainers Always Looking for More
WINNIPEG SUN (January 23) As a strength and conditioning specialist, Kyle Turcotte has a big role in the development of the athletes he works with.
Athletes’ Brains Get Trained at Canadian Sport Centre Manitoba
WINNIPEG SUN (January 23) If an athlete’s head isn’t in the right place, even the most refined skills and physical shape will not be enough to produce success at the highest level.
Making a Medallist: Manitoba’s Olympic-Medallist Makers
WINNIPEG SUN (January 20) The inside story of how the Canadian Sport Centre Manitoba uses science and technology to train Olympic athletes.
Brandon Gymnast Soars to Success
WESTMAN JOURNAL (January 14) Brandon gymnast Isabela Onyshko had quite a year in 2015 and 2016 could even be better.
Manitoba teen to compete in Youth Olympics in Norway
CBC NEWS MANITOBA (Dec 16) Levi Nadlersmith of Boissevain, Manitoba qualifies at cross-country ski event in B.C.
Emma Gray Rising to the Top
MANITOBA ROWING ASSN (Dec 1) Emma Gray has been identified by Rowing Canada as having potential & ability to make it to the future Olympic podium for Canada.
Rowing for the Podium
LANCE (November 23) Local teenager Emma Gray has what it takes to make it to the Olympics one day, according to Rowing Canada.
