Natives suffer four straight losses in The Pas swing
The Neepawa Natives lost twice in The Pas after a 10 8 home loss to the Selkirk Steelers. They fell 4 1 to the Blizzard then 1 4 in the rematch, prompting coach Brad Wells to hold a post loss practice. John Floyd impressed in net as a new starter alongside Roland Sperlich.
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Tigers fall in RMFL semi final to Swan River
Neepawa Tigers finish Rural Manitoba Football League with a 4-3 record despite 45-16 semifinal loss to Swan River. Coach Murray Black cites injuries and inexperience. three players graduate. QB Tommy Black leads with 106 rushing yards. Black and Riley Cavers score rushing touchdowns. Swan River advances to face Dauphin or Souris in the final.
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Tigers reach finals in Glenboro tournament
Neepawa Tigers varsity boys volleyball team finished as runner-up at the Glenboro Panthers 22nd annual tournament. They defeated Elton 15 12 15 9 in the quarter finals and swept Wawanesa 15 3 15 8 in the semis before losing to host Panthers 10 15 9 15 in the championship final.
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