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A tale of two sports in the sunbelt

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Ian Froese
The sun-drenched metropolis of Phoenix, Arizona is a sporting paradise, justifiably benefitting from its balmy climate with such activities as year-round golfing in courses nestled by palm trees and challenging hiking trails. In addition,...
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Super spike v’ball

By
Ryan Harby
This past weekend, Bisons volleyball hosted the Thompson Rivers University Wolfpack as both the men’s and women’s teams resumed conference play after the long December layoff. In their first conference game in nearly a month...
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Athlete profile: Alexandra Regier

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Noreen Mae Ritsema
Alexandra Regier is a talented Bison cheerleader who placed first in the female tumbling competition at the recent national competition in Brampton attended by Bison Cheer. Acknowledging that cheerleading is “a competitive, athletic sport...
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Drawing a line between exercise and addiction

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Noreen Mae Ritsema
As most gym junkies can attest, the gym gets noticeably busier in January. Not only are more people visiting the gym trying to purge the excesses of the holidays and trying to compensate for...
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The weight of a nation

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Ryan Harby
On Dec. 30 Hockey Canada announced the roster for the 2010 men’s Olympic hockey team. For weeks, months, even years before the official roster selection was made public fans have projected, pondered and prognosticated...
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The 13th man let the 13th man down

By
Marc Lagace
If you were outside or anywhere near an open window during this past Grey Cup, you could no doubt hear the entire province of Saskatchewan break out in joyful celebration as the final seconds...
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Soccer star moonlights as track star

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Noreen Mae Ritsema
Dana Baker’s soccer career started when she was five years old. “It probably wouldn’t be considered soccer at that age, as I was usually swinging from the goal posts or picking the dandelions, but...

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