Rangers push toward top four in Manitoba AAA Midget league
Parkland Rangers climb toward the top four in the Manitoba AAA Midget Hockey League with a 21-12-0-2 mark after a 4-2 win over Eastman Selects and a 2-1 victory over Yellowhead, plus a 5-4 shootout loss to Winnipeg Thrashers. The report notes other teams, including the Blizzard and Dauphin Kings, in pursuit as the season winds down.
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Parkland Rangers
Manitoba
Rangers
Yellowhead Chiefs
Birtle
Winnipeg Thrashers
Dauphin
Eastman Selects
Eastman
Joshua Tripp
Connor Bailey
Chris Braker
Winnipeg
Chad Kilimnik
Parkland
Greening
Tyler Derkach
Cody Glass
Dylan Miskiw
Evans
Connor Dewar
Riley McKay
Keiran Raknerud
Devon Skoleski
Kayle Tosh
Jonathon Faktor
Landon Poiron
Bailey Funk
Doug Hedley
Hedley
Thrashers
Brandon Wheat Kings
Brandon
Winnipeg Wild
Credit Union Place
Daniel Chartrand
Dewar
Tripp
Team
Halifax
N.S
Tristan Langan
Swan Valley Stampeders
MJHL Playoff Odds Rise as Teams Fight for Seeds
The MJHL standings show Portage finishing first while Winnipeg, Steinbach, Winkler and Virden chase spots two through five. Swan Valley and Selkirk battle for sixth as Neepawa falters. Troy Martyniuk earns player of the week for Dauphin Kings amid broader league notes.
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Selkirk
Swan Valley
Neepawa
Portage
Winnipeg
Steinbach
Winkler
Virden
Flyers
Oil Capitals
MJHL
Troy Martyniuk
Dauphin Kings
Zack Waldvogel
Portage Terriers
Kamerin
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Doug Zywina
Herald
OCN Blizzard
Blizzard
Winnipeg Blues
Grant Valliquette
Waywayseecappo Wolverines
Sher-Wood
Matthew Greening
Brett Evans
Riley Lamb
James McIisaac
Derek Holtom
Wolverines
Nault
Graham Hunt
Hunt
Winkler Flyers
Dasan Sydora
Devon Fordyce
Talor Joseph
Nanaimo Clippers
Terriers
Justin LaForest
Zac Robidioux
Robidioux
Lethbridge Hurricanes
Garrett Browning
Cole Smith
Steinbach Pistons
Drake Bodie
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Russell
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