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Bisons earn first win of season with 18-16 upset of sixth...

By
Mike Still
The University of Manitoba Bisons (1-3) took care of business on Saturday afternoon at new Mosaic Stadium, upsetting the sixth-ranked Regina Rams (2-2) 18-16.
Brock Gowanlock and Shae Weekes tackle Rams running back Kyle Borsa on Saturday at the New Mosaic Stadium. Manitoba won 18-16
Chantal Zdan
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Sara Schur’s work ethic will help lead Bisons in 2017

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Mike Still
Bison midfielder Sara Schur’s university soccer career has been the epitome of dedication and hard work.
Bison midfielder Sara Schur fends off a Regina player during the home opener on Sept. 9.
Jeff Miller
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Coping with the loss of David Johnson

By
Michael Bell
David Johnson is gone. Wrist surgery has caused him to be unavailable until around Christmas.
Kelly Campbell
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Mau as humble and hungry as ever in 2017

By
Mike Still
Bison middle linebacker James Mau is the type of person who lets his play do the talking.
James Mau makes a tackle against UBC.
Chantal Zdan
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Back on the green and running

By
Jason Pchajek
The Bison women’s golf team was back in business this summer, the first year of operation since 2011.
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Dinos stampede Bisons in 76-17 homecoming rout

By
Mike Still
The University of Calgary Dinos spoiled the Manitoba Bisons homecoming festivities at Investors Group Field Saturday afternoon, handing the herd a 76-17 shellacking.
Bison quarterback Theo Deezar is sacked by an oncoming Calgary defender.
Chantal Zdan
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Canadian Women’s Hockey League to pay its players

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Jason Pchajek
Canadian Women’s Hockey League (CWHL) players will finally be paid, starting in the 2017-18 season.
Bison forward Venla Hovi says paying women's hockey is a step in the right direction.
Chantal Zdan