Bowling Hi Lites Frail Table Leaders In Local Leagues
Bowling Hi Lites shows Bowing Belles and Flames lanes leading their respective late February rounds with team highs and top individuals. Notable scores include Agnes Cusitar 223, Joan Kobluk 211 and Angie Keller 198, with high team marks of 1045 for singles and 2930 for triples by Pin Knockers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belles
Agnes Cusitar
Sylvia Tuesschall
Angie Keller
Derek ‘Palmeruk
Joan Kobluk
Sharon Cuff
Judy Preston
Vi Laing
Flames
North-Stars
Barry Coulter
Garry Schwalm
Smokey
The
Bandits
Jack Leganchuk
Merril Kiliwnik
Bob Kieper
Harold Wasslenton
Russell-Binscarth Recreation District Board Members
The Russell-Binscarth Recreation District is formed by the RM of Russell, the Town of Russell, and the Village of Binscarth each supplying a director and an at large member. Pelly Trail School Division also seats a trustee. Members include Earl Smith chair from Russell, Clark Council treasurer, Darryl Zentner RM councillor, Lorna Chandler at large, Dale Sawchuk village councillor, Toon Cozens at large, and Joan Clement trustee from Pelly Trail. The board meets monthly, guides the director and staff, and seeks new adult courses while continuing current programs. Contact any member or the recreation director with concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darryl Zentner
Lorna Chandler
Binscarth
Dale Sawchuk
Toon Cozens
Russell
Earl Smith
Clark Council
Pelly Trail
Joan Clement
Major Pratt Trojans Girls Win Third Tournament Victory
The Major Pratt Trojan girls basketball team captured a third consecutive tournament title, beating Neepawa 85 42 in the final after an 8 47 win over Virden. Led by Maureen MacIsaac with 60 points Pat Thom 44 and Rey Witty 20, with Lisa Shevchuk adding 35 points. The Trojans own a 13 2 season mark as they head to the Provincial A tournament on March 15 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratt Trojan
Lady Trojans
Langen
Virden Golden Bears
Virden
Pratt
Neepawa
Major Pratt
Maureen MacIsaac
Pat Thom
Rey Witty
Lisa Shevchuk
Trojans
Youth Bowling Report Highlights Hotshots Lead
March 9 report shows Hotshots in front with Wild Thangs close. High team scores go to Hotshots for 873 single and 1164 team double, with Wild Thangs earning doubles and singles honors. Notable scores include Joel Haywood 209 and Tricia Boyce 123, plus multiple participants from Strikeforce, Strikers, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hbsers
White Elephants
Goodtimers
Ed Penonzek
Peter Senek
Annette Schmitz
Marilyn Hickman
Dawna Boyce
Garth McTavish
Jacqui Rowland
Ken Walters
Roy Perrin
Cathy Setter
Gerald Keating
Helen Keating
Wendy's
Judy Preston
Young and Reckless
Mike Twarask
Miles Part
H.b.s.'ers
Mike ‘Dwardaski
Wild Thangs
Hotshots
Joel Haywood
Tricia Boyce
Tyler Kilkenny
Travis Layh
Scott Preston
Lana Bily
Janella Boyce
Joe Poitras
Robin Hamilton
Jeremy Thom
Jon Montgomery
Art Pash
Michael Reavie
Scott Doubleday
Owen Klimack
Kristen Liske
Jenna
Michael Poitras
Daniel Perrin
Russell Ringette Tourney Preview and Weekend Recap
The Russell girls played a Roblin weekend tourney in a Round Robin span, losing all three games. Stacey Edwards started in net with Ashley Mushmanski in later games, while Lana Bily, Tanya Demontigny, Robin Walter, Vicki Mansell, Heather Davidson and Laurel Braun scored. Becky Smith injured ribs, hoped ready by March 17 home tournament. Russell nine and under and eleven and under divisions set March 17, round robin start times noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin
Stacey Edwards
Russell
Lana Bily
Robin Walter
Ashley Mushmanski
Vicki Mansell
Heather Davidson
Becky Smith
Becky
Dauphin
Tanya Demontigny
Laurel Braun
Megan Russell
Kings Lead Hamiota Huskies In Best Of Five 2 0
The Russell Bailey Kings hold a 2-0 series lead over the Hamiota Huskies in a league semi final. Game one in Russell saw a close first period with Hamiota taking a 7:09 opening goal but Kings tying at 5:07 and finishing strong 4-2 with multiple scorers and assists. Game two at Shoal Lake Arena featured a 1-1 first period, a 4-goal second period for the Kings, and a 6-2 final. Kings were short handed in this game with several players unavailable. Gerry Kilimnik starred in goal and Dieter, Lyttle, Morrisseau, Zimmer et al contributed on offense. The next game is Tuesday March 13 at the local arena. Niverville forfeited the MAHA series, sending the Kings to the MAHA Intermediate C final against the Roblin-St Lazare winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Bailey Kings
Hamiota Huskies
Russell
Huskies
Kings
Hamiota
Dave Chartier
Warren Morrisseau
Kirk Lyttle
Darin Zimmer
Devin Zimmer
Sonny Lougheed
Bob Paradine
Dean Zimmer
Shoal Lake Arena
Cam Ziprick
Maurice Morrisseau
Terry Huston
Dale Robinson
M.A
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Suh
Lynn Spurway
Frank Clement
Wally Fleury
Fred ‘Thompson
Alwyn Derkach
Ryan Morrisseau
Rita Fleury
Pat Derkatch
No Name Brands
Baker
Saints
Walter's
Florence Shwaluk
Frances Hutton
Cheryl Reavie
Fancy
Tony Kiez
Harry's Harmless Heroes
Paul Ewankin
Harold Wondrasek
the Saints
Mike Senek
Clarence Klimack
Stan Yankoski
Arnold Palisniuk
Sylvia Suesschall
Debbie Welechenko
Peter Welechenko
Lorne Pettitt
Jim Lungal
Brenda McGregor
Lane Devils
Dennis Preston
Yvonne Prouten
Grant Bily
T Stan ‘Yankoski
Russell - Binscarth
Dwight Pollock
Russell-Binscarth
Recreation District Board
R.M. of
Town
Ault Foods Limited
Silverwood
Cashrogram
ELI Cox & Sons
Awana’s
Cox's
Len Driedger
Pat Dixon
Ault Foods Ltd
Buffalo Place
Winnipeg
Youth Bowling Report
W.e. Bicknell Ltd
Birtle
Solsgirth
Smual Lare
Birile
ST. Lazare
McAuley
Beulan
Foxwarren
Miniota
Inglis
Shellmouth Silverton
Angusville
Harrowby
Isabella
Brandon
North Central Hockey League
Marvin Burnett
Devon Zimmer
Jim Cusitar
Darrin Zimmer
Rick Hyatt
Tim Kilimnik
Lonnie Lougheed
Travis Fleury
Vern Falloon
Darren Joss
Gerry Kilimnik
Michalchuk
Inglis Centennial Centre
Lions Eye Bank
Langenburg
Lioness Club
Michele
Jan
Gogal's Fine Furniture Ltd
Russell, Manitoba
Offic
Freedean
Oal Cottingham