Minior Hockey 7 & Anders win Istwin
The 7 and under hockey team opened their season with a 5-4 victory over Shoal Lake as Tim Johns and Craig Henderson contributed assists and Ryan Goertzen scored twice. The squad then traveled to a six team tournament in Kenton facing Oak Lake Lenore and Hamiota with strong showings, earning trophies and advancing to the Parkissimo League Tournament in Rossburn later in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig Henderson
Darcy Paterson
Kenton
Hamiota
Oak Lake
Lenore
Richard Cochrane
Tim Johns
Alastair McMurachy
Michael Gray
Scott Gray
Ryan Goertzen
Sean Higgins
Micah Davison
Sheldon Strachan
Drew Kerr
Sean
Tim
Micah
Drew
Hamilta 7
Brett Ramsey
Parkissimo
Rossburn
Sth
Oak River
Hamiota Oilers U9 Tourney Run In Elkhorn
A 9 and under Hamiota team traveled to Elkhorn with games on December 17 and 20. They fell to Reston 7-2 and Kingston/Oak Lake 8-2, then won 10-0 over Shoal Lake in an exhibition. They posted league wins 11-3 over Erickson Onanole and 10-5 over Rivers, and losses 0-5 to Kingston Oak Lake. They also beat Erickson Onanole 10-2 and Canadians 7-3. The January 14 15 tournament included Hamiota Canadians Shoal Lake Cardale Rivers and Birtle. Rivers won B side final while Hamiota Oilers won A side.
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Hamiota
Elkhorn
Reston
Kenton
Oak Lake
Oilers
Shoal Lake
Erickson
Onanole
Rivers
Erickson/Onanole
Canadians
Hamiota Canadians
Cardale
Birtle
Hamiota Oilers
Miniota
Strathclair
Canada temperance act passes in Manitoba 1916
This Week in Canada notes two events from January 28. In 1916 the Manitoba legislature passed its temperance act. In 1952 Viscount Alexander, the last British governor general of Canada, ended his term.
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Manitoba
Canada
Viscount Alexander
Tournament of Champions hosts in Oak River in 1989
The 17th Annual Tournament of Champions was held in Oak River from January 13 to 15, 1989. Ten teams competed including Minnedosa Elkhorn Birtle Fort Ellice Neepawa Russell Virden Shoal Lake Decker Waskada and host Hamiota with Russell defeating Virden 6 1 in the final and Fort Ellice beating Hamiota 3 2 in the consolation. Russell earned an invitation to Brandon in February. An All Star team was named with players from Minnedosa Virden Russell Elkhorn Birtle and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak River
Minnedosa
Elkhorn
Birtle
Fort Ellice
Neepawa
Russell
Virden
Shoal Lake/Decker
Waskada
Hamiota
Bob Ramsey
Russell Lamont
Minto
Church
City of Brandon
Trent Madile
Robin Carruthers
Curtis Ramsden
Chad Leslie
Brent Wishart
Ryan Robson
Brandon Wheat Kings
Cliff McKague
Wes Coulson
Bobby Lee Andrews
Ron Usunier
Bud McKague
Eric Pateman
Ringette Petites Sweep Brandon Teams 7-3 and 10-1
The Hamiota Ringette Petites defeated Brandon teams in Brandon on January 22. Cinder Slimmon starred in goal as Hamiota built leads, with forwards Shelley Preston Melissa Graham Karla Badger Stacey Greenaway Tammy Rothine Jody Smith Krista McKinnon scoring and Breigh Anne Greenaway Stacie Wilson Kerry Maynes Haley McKinnon anchoring the defense.
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Brandon
Brandon Petite
Hamiota
Cinder’’ Slimmon
Breigh Anne Greenaway
Stacie Wilson
Kerry Maynes
Haley McKinnon
Shelley Preston
Melissa Graham
Karla Badger
Stacey Greenaway
Tammy Rothine
Jody Smith
Krista McKinnon
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the Echo
Minior Hockey
Anders
Parkissimo Minor Hockey League
South
Russell White
Russell Blue
Atom
Pee Wee
Thurs
Birtle Sun
Ted Coulson
Blake Young
Petites
Serviettes
Shenanigan’s Restaurant
Manitoba Agriculture
Livestock
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