Winnipeg Ice proving more hockey isn’t a bad thing in the city
When Winnipeg hockey fans heard that a Western Hockey League (WHL) team was coming back to the city, they were ecstatic. With two professional franchises,…
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University of Manitoba curlers win big at world juniors
Now back home, skip Mackenzie Zacharias, second Emily Zacharias, third Karlee Burgess and lead Lauren Lenentine, are all back at the U of M resuming studies and able to reflect on the experience.
Kelsey Wog continues dominance at U Sports nationals
All that glitters is gold, especially for Kelsey Wog of the University of Manitoba Bisons women’s swimming team. The Winnipeg-born swimmer brought home a haul…
A loss to the University of Alberta brings U of M Bisons season to disappointing end
After a historic season, the Bisons looked poised to challenge for a national championship. Instead, the club made it as far as the Canada West playoff semifinals and came home heartbroken.
Rashawn Browne and Bisons heading to the playoffs with a bye
Fifth-year guard Browne has taken on a leadership role in his final season, and has proven that he can lead on — and off — the court.
Bisons lock down playoffs in set against University of Brandon Bobcats
While the men looked to lock down a bye to the second round, the women had to win to clinch a spot in the dance.
U of M Bisons make statement in season finale series with Pandas
With playoffs out of reach, the U of M Bisons women’s hockey team looked to make a statement in its season finale against the University of Alberta Pandas.
U of M Bisons cannot clinch again in losses to University of Saskatchewan Huskies
It was win and you’re in for the U of M Bisons men’s hockey team over the weekend. But, after a pair of back-to-back losses…
Kim Davis to step down as MJHL head after 18 years
At a press conference Jan. 29, Kim Davis announced he will be stepping down as commissioner of the Manitoba Junior Hockey League (MJHL) after 18 years as the league’s top dog.
University of Manitoba Bisons forward Katie Chatyrbok is becoming a central piece for herd
With 10 first-year players on the roster, the team has an exciting future to look forward to past the struggles of the current season.