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No-nonsense Nault

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Ryan Stelter
Kamerin Nault of the Bison men’s hockey team is having a breakout year. 
Bison forward Kamerin Nault in action during a weekend series against the Calgary Dinos on Nov. 24-25 at the Wayne Fleming Arena.
Chantal Zdan
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Kelsey Wog cleans up at Canada West Swimming Championships

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Ryan Stelter
Kelsey Wog was the big story for the University of Manitoba coming out of the Canada West Swimming Championships.
Bison swimmer Kelsy Wog (middle) with one of three of her gold medals at the Canada West Swimming championships in Victoria. Wog was also named Female Swimmer of the Meet.
Armando Tura
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Bison basketball teams split the Bobcats

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Ryan Stelter
The women split their series after an 84-77 loss on Friday and a 90-74 win on Saturday. The men also earned a split, losing 88-85 in overtime on Friday, and winning 85-84 on Saturday.
Bison Taylor Randall drives past Brandon’s Keisha Cox and Kinsley Ransom to the hoop on Friday, Nov. 24 at the Investors Group Athletic Centre. Manitoba lost 84-77.
Joe Oczerklewicz
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Missed opportunity for Bisons in weekend split against Dinos

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Ryan Stelter
The Bisons won 3-2 on Friday night, but fell 4-0 on Saturday afternoon, failing to hold on to third place in the Canada West.
Bison goaltender Bison Spriggs makes a save against the Calgary Dinos on Friday, Nov. 24 at the Wayne Fleming Arena. Manitoba won 3-2.
Chantal Zdan
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A star in the making

By
Ryan Stelter
Two months into Lauren Taraschuk’s U SPORTS career, and she’s already one of the top goalies in the country.
Bison rookie goalie Lauren Taraschuk makes a stop during a weekend series against the Saskatchewan Huskies on Oct. 20. Manitoba lost 1-0.
Darren Steinke
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Fantasy football mailbag

By
Michael Bell
Welcome to the mailbag edition of our latest fantasy football lecture.
Antonio Brown didn't have a touchdown in Week 1, despite torching the Browns for 182 yards.
Keith Allison
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Ken Dryden takes aim at headshots

By
Jason Pchajek
If Ken Dryden called the shots, headshots would no longer be a part of hockey.
Hall of Fame goaltender Ken Dryden talks about hits to the head and his new book when he was in Winnipeg on Nov. 9.
Asad Aman

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