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Getting her shot
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The name Michele Hynes may sound familiar to current and former Bison student athletes. The 26-year-old Millgrove, Ont. native was named head coach of the Bison women’s basketball team in April, after two seasons...
Big Horn breakdown
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Meeting new people can be tough, but sports can help. What’s more, you don’t necessarily need to play on a team to do this if you join the right fan group. Shahab Valipour is...
Running with the herd
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Speed is a gift, and Abduselam Yussuf has certainly been blessed with a large quantity of it. The cross country and track and field athlete, who is going into his third year of eligibility ...
The British Columbia connection: Bison football players share their experiences playing...
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If you look at the 2013-14 Bison football roster, a recruiting trend might stand out: the number of players from B. C. This past season, a whopping 23 players are either British-Columbia-born or have...
A formula for success: Bison football head coach Brian Dobie talks...
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When current Bison football head coach Brian Dobie took the helm of the University of Manitoba football team in 1996, he inherited a team that had struggled for decades. At that time, the team’s...
The best in brown and gold: 2013-14 Bison student-athletes’ contributions celebrated
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Brittany Habing and Anthony Coombs were named the 2013-14 Bison Sports Athletes of the Year at the Brown and Gold Banquet on March 29.
Also named the women’s volleyball MVP, Habing played a crucial role...
Curling take-outs: Big changes coming to Canadian curling contenders
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Call it a game of musical brooms.
As a new Olympic quadrennial begins, this curling off-season will see great lineup changes, both in number and in significance. While teams adding and dropping players is a...
