Wolverines Season Ends in 3-2 Loss to St. James Canadians
The Wolverines conclude their first Manitoba AAA midget league season with a 3-2 defeat to the St. James Canadians at Waywayseecappo Community Complex on March 5 in front of 540. Trevor Hawrys and Quincy Adrian opened scoring for the Wolverines, who led 2-1 after two periods before St. James struck twice in the third. The Canadians, from Addison Division, outshot Waywayseecappo 40-33 and claimed the win with goals from Mike Pinette Justin Moutry and Sean Miller.
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Waywayseecappo
Manitoba
Trevor Hawrys
Quincy Adrian
St. James
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Mike Pinette
Justin Moutry
Sean Miller
Southeast
Blades
Stefan Prejet
ST. Boniface
Saints
Winnipeg
Jordan Bodnar
Dirk Southern
Cory Dzikowski
Stefan Prejer
Trevor Derlago
Kevin Beatty
Mior
Binscorth
Kelly Reagh
Allard
Dauphin
Portage
Selkirk
St James
Winkler
Flin Flon Bombers
Saskatchewan
Falcons reach Yellowhead finals after 8 4 win
In the Yellowhead Hockey League semi final at Foxwarren Arena the Falcons defeated the Grandview Comets 8 4 in the seventh game to advance to the finals. Jason Smith Dave Barteaux and Gord Nichol each scored twice. Derek Tibbatts and Trent Tibbatts added singles while Ett Leagarden Ken Donaldsona and Brian Kostur tallied for the Comets. The Falcons will face the Churchbridge Imperials with MAHA Senior B waiting on the Beausejour Arborg result.
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Falcons
Grandview Comets
Churchbridge Imperials
Jason Smith
Dave Barteaux
Gord Nichol
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Derek Tibbatts
Trent Tibbatts
Ett Leagarden
Comets
Ken Donaldsona
Brian Kostur
Maha
Beausejour
Arborg
CFL season looms with Braley, Blue Bombers and Argonauts in focus
A playful yet pointed preview surveys the CFL landscape with owner David Braley and the BC Lions, Calgary’s strong setup, Edmonton’s steady wins, Saskatchewan’s mixed prospects, Winnipeg’s uncertain buzz, Montreal’s Renaissance, Hamilton’s lean efficiency, and Toronto’s revival under New York financier Sherwoon Schwartz, highlighting the league’s upcoming second millennium and Toronto’s spotlight.
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B.C. Lions
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Wally Buono
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Jackie Parker
Don Getty
Matt Dunigan
Warren Moon
Saskatchewan Roughriders
Roy Shivers
Danny Barrett
Green Giants
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Montreal
Tracey Ham
Hamilton Tigercats
Ronnie Lancaster
Mike McCarthy
Neil Lumsden
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Toronto Argonauts
CFL
Toronto
TSN
Argos
New York City
Sherwoon Schwartz
J. Albrecht
Hogtown
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