Surprise upsets mark first round of MJHL playoffs
The Manitoba Junior Hockey League playoffs opened with surprises in every series as top seeds faltered. Selkirk Steelers, defending ANAVET Cup champions, were eliminated in five games by the Winkler Flyers, collapsing at home. The Addison Division saw other unexpected results, underscoring the league’s volatility.
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Saints edge Wolverines in Game 5 to clinch series
MJHL playoffs saw the Dauphin Kings shock Waywaysee Cappo and Portage Terriers survive seven games to oust Swan Valley Stampeders. Cody Pollen solid in seven games for Portage while Gavin McHale’s performance steadied Portage and earned him the RBC Financial Group Junior A Scholarship. Bryan Kauk and Luke Stokotelny led scoring as playoffs rolled on.
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