Russell Reds Sweep Parkisimo League Tournament in Hamiota
The Russell Reds 7 and under hockey team won the Parkissimo League Tournament in Hamiota after beating the Birtle Bobcats 11 to 1 and the Russell Whites 11 to 6. They defeated Bombers in the A-side final before a double overtime win against Esterhazy Avalanche in Bredenburg. The team previously claimed the A-side trophy at Roblin pre-novice and closed the run unbeaten.
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Russell Reds
Hamiota
Birtle Bobcats
Reds
Russell Whites
Russell Kens
Bredenburg
Saskatchewan
Esterhazy Avalanche
Roblin
Bomback rink wins Dropmore bonspiel
The Bomback rink captured the Dropmore bonspiel with top finishes in four events: 1st in event one Raymond Bomback, 2nd Duane Zimmer, 3rd Rick Goraluk, 4th Pat Fields. 1st in event two Carman Bauereiss Schaan, 3rd Garry Digby, 4th Walter Leflar. and 1st in event three Jim Mansell, 2nd Garth Jackson, 3rd Hazel Minchuk, 4th Allan Dietrich. The Dropmore Curling Club thanked sponsors including Shear Creations, Main St Video, Burties Sports, Co-op Grocery, Chicken Delight, and many local businesses.
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Raymond Bomback
Duane Zimmer
Rick Goraluk
Pat Fields
Carman Bauereiss Schaan
Garry Digby
Walter Leflar
Jim Mansell
Garth Jackson
Hazel Minchuk
Allan Dietrich
Dropmore Curling Club
Shear Creations
Main St
Burtie's Sports
Groevy
Chicken Delight
Parkland Vet Clinic
Robin Vet
Russell Wins Opener In Parkland B Hockey Series
Russell defeated Gilbert Plains 4 2 to take game one of a best of three and earn a path to the Provincial B tournament. Dan opened the scoring, Zack netted two goals, and Scott added an insurance tally with Blake assisting. Tom starred in goal as game two set for Feb 5 in Russell at 6 30.
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Atoms
Gilbert Plains
Parkland
Russell
Dan
Zack
Blake
Tom
Wed
Who Runs Sport in Manitoba and Why It Matters
An opinion piece questions the Manitoba provincial government’s handling of sport portfolios under Premier Gary Filmon. It recalls past ministers Jim Ernst and Lefty Desjardins, notes Ernst’s role in plans for the 1999 Pam Am Games, and criticizes Michael Filmon’s reshuffle giving sport to Eric Stefanson while eroding visible sport leadership.
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Jean Chretien
Ouse
Gary Filmon
Feds
Iona Campagnola
Otto Jelinek
Jean Charest
Afghanistan
James Ernst
Lefty
Larry Desjardins
Premier Filmon
Jimmy Ernst
Jim Ernst
Eric Stefanson
Eric
Ministry of Sport
Treasury Board
Gary
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