European soccer season review
This past year of soccer has been an entertaining one, with plenty of surprises and upsets. Every league had its own unique story and the…
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The best and worst of the Stanley Cup playoffs
Every year in the post-season we see surprises, miracles, and some heartbreak. Teams break the chains of their playoff identities, upsets happen, and phenomenal regular…
Triple threat
In 2014, Wyatt Anders and Darcy Coss – two former Manitoba Bisons basketball standouts – were looking for ways to compete during the off-season. They…
The next wave of talent
With Bisons football spring camp quickly approaching, the Manitoban decided to take a positional look at some of the new recruits entering the fold and what they’ll be bringing to the table for the herd both this season and in the years to come.
Hot takes with Steltsy and Still
This week, Ryan lets loose about the lack of soccer coverage in Canada, while Mike vents his frustrations about the location of Milt Stegall Drive.
Questions and Anders
The University of Manitoba Bisons men’s basketball team saw their historic playoff run end at the Canada West Final Four. For Wyatt Anders, last weekend’s losses are also his final games in brown and gold. The co-captain discussed a few of his emotions in what was a memorable career with the herd.
The puck stops here?
Goaltending is perhaps the most elaborate position in the NHL with players, coaches, and the crowd hanging upon every save. As if it isn’t a hard enough task, the NHL is attempting to make the job more difficult.
David Onyemata: a legend from Lagos
When David Onyemata came to Winnipeg, he knew nothing about football. He had never before strapped on the pads, let alone played a down.
The best of Bisons men’s basketball
The University of Manitoba Bisons men’s basketball team made a historic run in 2015-16, culminating in the team’s first-ever appearance at the Canada West Final Four. Below are the top 10 moments, plays, and memories from the season.
Heritage Classic might be just what Edmonton and Winnipeg need
For two young franchises with extended periods of mediocrity in recent years, a series honouring some of the NHL’s greatest players and histories of all time could prove to be beneficial for the developing stars of the modern generation.