Trojans win 8th annual high school hockey title
The Ma jor Pratt Trojans captured the 8th annual Russell high school hockey tournament after an overtime loss earlier in the day. Vincent Massey Brandon won Pool B, Birtle topped Pool A, and Mountain beat Flin Flon 3-1 in the B side final before the Trojans defeated Birtle 5-2 in the final. The team’s next home games are Jan 25 vs Minnedosa and Jan 27 against Neepawa Tigers.
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Bowling Hi-Lites Sunday Mixed League Leaders After Jan 6 and 13
Ted's Tarts hold 62 points after Jan 6 bowling night with Bee Gees close behind at 2384 and 2701 team totals. Marlene Pettitt leads Ladies Triple with 569 then 611, Grant Bily tops Mens Triple with 583 then Bryan Kowal 732, other notable scores include Peltz, Fleury, Kowal, Kiez, and Cluns among listed players.
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Seven Falcons named to All-Star team in hockey l eague
Foxwarren players dominate North Central Hockey League All-Star selections. The North Division and Foxwarren standouts include Derek Tibbatts and Jason Smith among seven Foxwarren players slated for the Jan 26 game in Hamiota. Huskies s subside after 16 1 loss to Falcons on Jan 16.
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Oak Lake
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Jeff Hume
Blanshard
Ken Bryant
Mike Knight
North Central Hockey League
Jeremy Thom
Clinton Desjardins
Stu Scantlebury
Bryan Hannibal
Collin Lane
Jeremy Ewbank
Dax Nelson
Nathan Doe
Rick Scott
Trades around junior hockey deadline shake up league standings
Several teams altered rosters before the January 10 deadline. Notable moves include Cole Leitch to the Neepawa Natives in a swap for Jamie Munro, Jonathan Parker from St. James to Selirk for Jordan Gmiterek, and Swan Valley adding Brad Hickman by trading Lucas Reynolds Curtis McGorman and Ashley Faul along with Nick Kominetsky to bolster offense. Also, Spencer Dodd moved to Selkirk, and head coach Steve Brown was fired by Selkirk with Trent Goodbrandson named interim. Mark Agnew won MJHL player of the week for Dec 24 and Karson Gillespie and Justin Boisvert earned January 7 honors as players of the week.
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