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Manitoba runs the table at Bison Classic

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Jason Pchajek
The home side had multiple podium finishes, outpacing the competition to win the event with 310.5 points. This is Manitoba’s fourth straight win at the Bison Classic.
Bisons Track & Field claim the 9th annual Bison Classic T&F meet trophy with a total of 303 points on Saturday at the James Daly Fieldhouse.
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Bisons stampede over Pronghorns at home

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Ryan Stelter
The University of Manitoba Bisons men’s hockey team extended its winning streak to five games with a two-game sweep of the University of Lethbridge Pronghorns this past weekend.
Bison forward #18 Michael St. Croix was named first star of the game after scoring this goal along with two others and an assist during Saturday’s game.
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The wolf of Wayne Fleming

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Ryan Stelter
Michael St. Croix of the Bison men’s hockey team is a talented hockey player, as well as being business savvy.
Bison forward Michael St. Croix heads up ice against the Regina Cougars.
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Northwestern Ontario connection

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Ryan Stelter
Coming from small towns in northwestern Ontario, Bison volleyball players Kevin Negus and Grant Legaree each blazed their own trail to the University of Manitoba.
Bison Kevin Negus goes for a kill.
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Bisons clobber Cougars to maintain third place in Canada West

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Ryan Stelter
This past weekend the University of Manitoba Bison men’s hockey team swept aside the University of Regina Cougars at home.
Bison forward Brad Bowles scores in spectacular fashion against the Regina Cougars on Jan. 26 at the Wayne Fleming Arena. Manitoba won 8-6.
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Manitoba splits Mount Royal on the road

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Ryan Stelter
The University of Manitoba men’s hockey earned a split in a pivotal series against the Mount Royal University Cougars this weekend.
Bison captain Brett Stovin regains puck possession on Mount Royal defence man Shane Poulsen.
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Stone wall senior

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Jason Pchajek
Born in the Interlake Rachel Dyck took the long road to the University of Manitoba. 
Rachel Dyck follows the puck to the corner against the Saskatchewan Huskies at the Wayne Fleming Arena.
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