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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 30, 2001
Page
6
The Glenboro Novices opened their season at Neepawa with a four to one loss but showed strong defense and standout plays. Matthew Abernethy made key saves while Dylan Thornborough and Joe Hunt provided energetic efforts and calm leadership.
Club curling starts with 42 teams across Monday Tuesday and Thursday leagues including 12 Monday men 7 Thursday foursomes 6 Wednesday afternoon mixed 7 senior afternoon and 10 Tuesday evening ladies plus 2 junior teams. Mandak Super League opens with 14 teams led by Gwen Wooley’s ladies and Chris Wytiick’s rink wins over Gord Maxwell. New local president Chris Wytinck, VP Jan Dowd, and Christine Miller join the executive. Georgina Anderson becomes MCA president for 2001 2002. The Lady Sahara Bonspiel set for Nov 9 11 and Grey Cup pool is active with Bomber cheer.
Condolences to Morley Cullen’s family on his passing last Saturday. A respected athlete, he excelled in curling and baseball and made a major 30 year plus contribution to harness racing. A friend and longtime associate, he will be missed.
The Glenboro Panther Black Atom team, with a 1 junior man and 1 junior woman, opens the season in Pembina Valley play. Returning stars include Justin DeMeuleneire, Patrick Durham, Nathaniel Fillion, Chad Vrooman, as new players Josh Wytiick Justin Vallotton Jory Coates Garrett Young Derek Mowat Candace Claeys Michael Baete Mitchell Hacault. Coach Cory Lawson leads, Rod Durham is trainer, and Brian DeMeuleneire assists. In their first home game the Panthers beat TOTAL EYE CARE opponents by four, led by Jory Coates 3 goals and an assist.
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