Bowling Night Standings and High Scores Across Leagues
January bowling results show leaders and top performances across multiple leagues. Harry's Harmless Heroes lead Sunday with 168 points, Lane Devils and Walters' Girls post high singles and triples, with standout scores from Frances Hutton 226 and Grant Bily 265. Monday to Tuesday leagues list teams White Elephants, The Striking Six, and Flames leading counts, with top triples by Gerald Keating 562 and Annette Schmitz 628, plus notable scores from Judy Preston 227 and Wally Fleury 241.
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Harry's Harmless Heroes
Lane Devils
Walters
Frances Hutton
Walter Hutton
Florence Shwaluk
Walter Shwaluk
Fancy
Emily Kier
Rita Fleury
Harold Schrader
Barry Tice
the Saints
Stan Yankoski
Ede Peltz
H.b.s.’Ers
White Elephants
Alex Bulbuck
Ed Frieze
Ann Csada
Agnes Senek
H.bs.'ers
Larry Boyce
Ken Schmitz
Dawna Boyce
Annette ‘Schmitz
Marilyn Hickman
the South Mars
Jacqui Rowland
Deane Perrin
Roy Perrin
Ken Walters
Don Rowat
Gerald Keating
Helen Keating
Greg Setter
Judy Preston
Wendy's Wild Ones
Jan Lee
Evelyn Kukurudz
Bill Kukurudz
the Young & Reckless
Mike Twardoski
Adies
Annette Schmitz
H.b.s.'ers
Striking Six
Russell Pee Wees win consolation side at Tourney of Champions
The Russell Pee Wees triumphed in the consolation bracket of the Rural Tournament of Champions in Elkhorn over the weekend of Jan 19 2021. They opened with a 0 4 loss to Virden then 5 4 to Domain MacDonald before a 7 3 win over Oak Lake and a 10 0 domination of Pequis in the consolation final.
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Russell Pee Wees
Elkhorn
Roblin
Pequis
Swan Valley
Shoal Lake
Hartney
Virden
Russell
Domain
MacDonald
Oak Lake
Fort Ellice
Killarney
Russell Boys
Justin Reimer
Brent Wishart
Danny Edwards
Glen Gorcia
Derek Chuchmuch
Les Reagh
Shayne Hamilton
Domain MacDonald
Curtis Ramsden
Jody Schmitz
Glen Gorda
Manitoba Curling Association Defies CCA on Tankard Officiating
The MCA plans to limit officials at Labatt's Tankard play with one on ice per game and minimal behind each sheet, arguing over officiating clutter. Howard Fairbairn praises reduced presence while Warren Hansen and Curl Canada are accused of overreach. Bruce Hudson notes need for officials but echoes concern over policing on ice. The dispute marks a split between Manitoba and Ottawa as the campaign for common sense in curling unfolds.
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Stan
MCA
CCA
Winnipeg
Labatt
Warren Hansen
Hansen
P.r
Carl Canada
Warren Hauser
Manitoba Curling Association
Manitoba
Ottawa
Howard Fairbairn
Atta Boy
Howie
Curl Canada
Fairbairn
Bruce Hudson
Brewster
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Bowling Hi-Llies
Karen Schwalm
Agnes Cusitar
Peter Velechenko
Marlene Pettitt
Jim Lungal
Bold & the Beautiful
Brenda McGregor
Bob Hyatt
Yvonne Prouten
Chad Preston
Grant Bily
Saints
Whonday
Flames
The
North Stars
Garry Schwalm
Smokey & the Bandits
Lorna Kiliwnik
Jack Leganchuk
Merril Kiliwnik
Bees
Bob Kieper
Harold Wasslen
Wally Fleury
Fred Thompson
Derkatch
Fabian Blehumeur
Binscarth
Alan Venne
Pat Derkatch
Belles
Gutter Gals
Agnes Casitar
Jane McMurray
Sylvia Suesschlaf
Jane Wishira
Joan Kobluk
Cindy Kieper
Knights of
Silverton Hall
Russell Red Atoms
Reds
Bir- He
Kevin Mrrgglod
Ryan Robson
Patrick McMullan
Robin Hamilton
Nigel Rubeniuk
Assiniboia Downs
Russell Inn
Bill Shoemaker
Santa Anita Park
Annette Mansell
Heart and Stroke Foundation
Stroke Foundation of
Donald Street
Canadian Curling Association
Manly Stanley Oleson
Glenboro
Curling
Bale
North Central Hockey League
Russell Bailey Kings
St. Lazare Outlaws
UGG
Foxwarren
Binscorth
Ken Burnett
Bill Paradine
Garnet Cochrane
Russell Memorial Arena
Roblin North Stars
Rivers Whitehawks