Leask awarded National Indigenous Coaching Award
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Brandon resident Patrick Leask was recently announced as a winner of the 2021 National Indigenous Coaching Award. This summer Patrick started Oji-Cree Softball – a Softball Development Program for Aboriginal/Metis Youth. He offered free softball clinics and coached numerous teams with a goal of promoting healthy, active lifestyles in the community. From today's release "I'd…
Brandon’s Cullen claims double gold at the Western Canadian Racquetball Championships
Over the weekend in Calgary, Brandon's Kurtis Cullen secured a double gold medal (Men's Open Singles and Men's Open Doubles) performance at the Western Canadian Racquetball Championships. For Cullen Sunday's Men's Open Singles victory was a redemption of sorts, as he upended a competitor he lost to earlier in the month at a national event…
Justice Boxing, a new take on boxing
Brent McLean, and his trainers, wanted to offer to Law Enforcement and First Responders a form of training that would be both physically and mentally effective when Covid hit in 2019. Introducing Justice Boxing. The success of the workouts proved to be extremely popular so they slowly started to add family members to the core…
Goalie Dawson Green scores MJHL goal, records shutout
Goaltender Dawson Green, of the Winnipeg Blues, had a night he won't soon forget. In addition to recording a shutout, Green scored from behind his own goal line into an empty net during a Manitoba Junior Hockey League game Saturday night. His goal at the 19:44 mark of the third helped the Blues secure a…
Carberry Plainsmen return to the THHL,15 teams to participate in 2021/22
The THHL is expected to start their 2021/2022 in late October. This year the league has expanded to 15-teams, as the Carberry Plainsmen return to the fold after taking the last several years off. Carberry last played in the THHL in the 2016/17 season. The team will be coached by Nathan Malfait and will feature…
