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Volleyball tournament to serve up Big Wreck
THE Super Spike volleyball tournament will serve up Big Wreck this summer.
The reunited Canadian rock band led by Ian Thornley will headline one of the nights at the annual sand volleyball tournament at Maple Grove Rugby Park on July 20 and 21. Other musical entertainment will be announced within the next month.
Tickets for the concert series go on sale Friday for $20 at Ticketweb.ca.
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition May 16, 2012 D2
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