Rebels represent Manitoba at Western Canadians
The Russell Rebels, Provincial B champions, traveled to Swift Current Saskatchewan for the Western Canadian Championships August 15-17. Weather disrupted play with a tornado and rain, but the team played tough, losing to Alberta 11-8, BC 6-1, Swift Current 7-4, and Martinsville 13-3, while earning praise from parents and umpires.
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Swift Current
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Speedy Creek
Alberta
Justin Chuch
B.C
Martinsville
KidSport program expands to give kids chance to participate
The KidSport Fund supports youths facing social and economic barriers to sport by funding programs, registration, and gear costs. With Sport Manitoba restructuring, administration shifts to regional bodies like the Parkland Sport Council, following last year’s volunteers notes.
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KidSport
Sport Manitoba
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Seven Parkland
Fans mock Bomber fight song and push for better team
Manitoba football readers vent disagreements with the Blue Bombers new space-age anthem. They argue promotions and merchandise distract from on-field strength and call for better players and coaches over gimmicks.
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Stones
Old Notre Dame
Marvin Hamlisch
John Phillip Sousa
Wayne King
Jeff Reinebold
Milt Stegall
Old
Manitoba
Blue Bomber
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