Pas claims gold at Oak River Rotary Tournament of Champions
The Oak River 13th Annual Rural Pee Wee Tournament of Champions ran January 27 to 29 drawing about 180 players from Shoal Lake, Neepawa, Minnedosa, Rivers, Brandon, Flin Flon, The Pas, Killarney, Morden, Dauphin, Deloraine and Pierson. The Pas triumphed 7 0 over Pierson in the final, with Dauphin taking bronze and Deloraine runner up in the consolation. Gary Herman earned MVP while Jeff Cole top scorer and Kerry Kirkup best goalie led Pierson and The Pas respectively.
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Shoal Lake
Neepawa
Minnedosa
Rivers
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Flin Flon
the Pas
Killarney
Morden
Dauphin
Deloraine
Pierson
R.M. of
Blanshard
Leslie Shamray
Jamie McFadden
Oak River Figure Skating Club
Centre Ice
O’canada
Bob Ramsey
Reeve Harvey English
R.M
Burgess
City of
Pipers
Pas
Tom Delgaty
Ladies Legion Auxiliary
Scott Murray
Bobby Fortin
Jeff Cole
Jeff Parrot
Dustin Howe
Brandon Wheat Kings
Gord
Young Men’s Super League Playoff Tie Breakers Set
In Shilo on February 12, Carnation lost 5 to 4 to Trade Fair Exchange in a three way tie breaker for first place. Garry Kidd Esso defeated Curly MacKay 7 to 4 to reach the playoffs. Trade Fair Exchange faces Cotton Wood Service for top seed with playoffs set for February 18 in Brandon.
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Shilo
Carnation
Trade Fair Exchange
Cotton Wood Service
Garry Kidd
Regional Finals Set for February Weekend Events
Brandon hosts the final Regional Finals with Old Timers Hockey and Badminton while Neepawa hosts. Saturday adds Cross Country Ski 5 and 7.5 km events alongside the Gooden's Ski Classic in Brandon Hills. The Loppett of the Winter Games occurs Sunday in Spruce Woods Provincial Park. Registration and details via Winter Games Office at 728-7000 ext. 322. Public skiing discouraged near Brandon Hills on Saturday.
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Brandon
Neepawa
Brandon Hills
Spruce Woods
Hamiota Kenton Transfer Team Loses Grudge Curling Match
Oak River Curling Rink hosted the first annual grudge match on Sunday February 12 between four Hamiota Kenton Transfer staffers and their wives. The HKT rink led 5-2 after 3 ends but the women rallied to win 12-9 after 10 ends. The drivers were seen leaving by the back door, signaling a Bonspiel coming.
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OAK River
Labatt
Hamiota-Kenton
HKT
Larry Coulson
Gary Slimmon
Wes Coulson
Clayton Thompson
Tanis Coulson
Kathy Thompson
Nadine Slimmon
Donna Coulson
Hamiota Bonspiel
Miniota Hosts Five Team Pee Wee Tournament Championship Final
The Miniota Minor Pee Wee tournament on February 5 1984 featured five teams with two games per club. Hartney defeated Miniota 8 4 in the final after edging Brandon and Virden earning top honors. Hartney goalie Lee Reynolds held firm as Miniota pressured.
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Miniota
Virden
Hartney
Minnedosa
Brandon
Miniota Boys
Lee Reynolds
Mike Tyhy
Sean Bryant
Tom Leland
Daren Bryant
David Collier
Kelly Armitage
Scott Wiltshire
Jeff Leland
Pat Watters
Wade Haines
Steven Stone
Ron Wiltshire
Dwayne Wiltshire
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