Wolverines rally in overtime to tie Swan Valley arena clash
In front of 778 fans at Waywayseecappo Arena on January 30, Swan Valley took a 4-0 lead before the Wolverines stormed back with goals from Myles Hrubeniuk and Kelly Reagh and a late marker by Rocky Wapoose to force overtime. Eric Van Den Bosch made 43 saves for Wolverine victory hopes. Swan Valley goalie Chris Levesque stopped 38.
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Swan Valley Stampeders
Waywayseecappo Wolverines
Waywayseecappo Arena
Sebastien Lacasse
Justin Boisvert
Stampeders
Swan Valley
Cody McLeod
Wolverines
Myles Hrubeniuk
Kelly Reagh
Rocky Wapoose
Phil Cherneski
Mark Agnew
Eric van den Bosch
Chris Levesque
Neepawa
Kent Schiltroth
Geoffrey McIntosh
Brandon Wheat Kings
Bowling Hi-Lites Sunday Mixed League Standings and Highs
Jan 14 results show Grant's Buffalo Burgers leading with 93 points followed by Rita's Bombers and Giant's Buffalo Burgers. Notable figures include Agnes Casitar 517, Ted Smith 705, and Rita Fleury 567. Multiple players achieved high triples and singles across teams, with ongoing tie talk and top scores listed.
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Agnes Casitar
Ted Smith
Grant
Buffalo Burgers
Rita's Bombers
Ian Swain
Stan Yankoski
Joan Kobluk
Grant's
Grant Bily
Mike Ronberg
Bernice Clunas
Judy Preston
Bryan Kowal
Scott Preston
Giant's Buffalo Burgers
Triple - Rita's Bombers
Rita Fleury
Ryan Preston
Grant's Buffalo Burgers
Sexy Seniors
Chad Preston
Giant's
Agnes Cusitar
Bulitz Brigade
Jacqui Rowland
Earl Smith
Falcons edge Bombers 4-3 in playoff push clash
Foxwarren beats Minnedosa 4-3 after scoring two goals in the second period. Terry Huston Chad Chegwin Jason Still and Kevin Lyttle tallied for Foxwarren while Miniota Highhawks slipped past the Falcons 4-3 in a Jan 30 league tilt with Nighthawks Duncan Leland scoring the winner early in the third. Both games close as regular season ends and playoffs loom.
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Terry Huston
Chad Chegwin
Jason Still
Kevin Lyttle
Foxwarren
Nighthawks
Duncan Leland
Jason Smith
Minister Denis Codere’s World Cup dream labeled impossible
In a scathing critique, Denis Codere’s ambition to bring the 2010 FIFA World Cup to Canada and Montreal is ridiculed. The column argues Canada lacks a suitable audience and stadium, citing FIFA standards, past bids, and the high costs. It concludes with a sharp rebuke and a parting jab at Codere.
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Denis Codere
Codere
Land
Order of Canada
Lona Campagnola
Iona
Denis
Canada
Montreal
Nave
Canadian Soccer Association
CSA
FIFA
Edmonton
Commonwealth
Japan
South Korea
England
Monsieur Codere
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