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New Year’s resolutions for Bison sports teams

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Jason PchajekRyan Stelter
Here are some of the highlights, as well as some resolutions for Bison sports teams in 2018.
Hailey Lavarias and Amanda Wong embrace after Wong's opening goal for Manitoba. The Bisons won 5-1.
Jeff Miller
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Former Bison named first Indigenous Olympian in women’s hockey

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Jason Pchajek
Former Bison Brigette Lacquette stood alongside her 22 teammates onstage during a roster unveiling by Hockey Canada on Dec. 22 for the 2018 Olympics in PyeongChang, South Korea.  
Photo from Hockey Canada
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On the MVP track

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Jason Pchajek
Jordyn Zacharias of the Bison women’s hockey team is playing her way into the MVP conversation in the first half of the season.
Bison centre Jordyn Zacharias after scoring the winning goal in the shootout against the Lethbridge Pronghorns on Nov. 17 at the Wayne Fleming Arena.
Joe Oczerklewicz
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Bisons split T-Birds to close first half

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Jason Pchajek
Titans collided this weekend at Wayne Fleming Arena, as the fourth-ranked University of Manitoba Bisons took on the second-ranked UBC Thunderbirds in women’s hockey.
Bison forward Lauryn Keen rushes for loose puck possession as UBC’s goalie Tory Micklash, Emily Costales and Jenna Fletcher attempt to defend on Saturday, Dec. 2 at the Wayne Fleming Arena. Manitoba won 2-1.
Joe Oczerklewicz
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Women’s hockey keeps rolling with sweep of Dinos

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Jason Pchajek
This weekend the University of Manitoba women’s hockey team stayed hot, moving their winning streak to nine with a sweep against the University of Calgary.
Courtlyn Oswald of the Bison women's hockey team.
Chantal Zdan
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The Clock is Ticking

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Jason Pchajek
In November, an article was published in the medical journal Neurosurgery by a team of researchers in the U.S. who reported a land mark achievement in the quest for a method to diagnose chronic...
Ernest Zarzuela
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Ken Dryden takes aim at headshots

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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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