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Bisons have their eyes on the prize
3 minute read Yesterday at 7:59 PM CSTThe Manitoba Bisons men’s indoor track and field team captured the Canada West conference title last season, but this year, they’re aiming even higher.
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4 minute read Preview Thursday, Jan. 26, 2023U of M’s Davis fills net on way to gold at World University Games
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3 minute read Preview Tuesday, Jan. 17, 2023Bison volleyball squads sweep and get swept on home court
3 minute read Preview Sunday, Jan. 15, 2023ONE night after the University of Manitoba men’s volleyball team gave the surging University of Alberta a run for their money, they couldn’t muster much magic Saturday evening.
Wesmen women dominate Cougars
4 minute read Preview Friday, Jan. 13, 2023Germany wins 4 of 6 medals in World Cup skeleton races
1 minute read Preview Friday, Jan. 13, 2023ALTENBERG, Germany (AP) — Host Germany won four of six available medals on Friday in a pair of World Cup skeleton races, led by Tina Hermann's second win of the season and 15th victory of her career.
Hermann was dominant, finishing two runs in 1 minute, 56.23 seconds and winning by more than a full second over German teammate Susanne Kreher. She finished in 1:57.27 for the second World Cup runner-up finish of her career.
Kimberley Bos of the Netherlands was third in 1:57.45. Kelly Curtis was the top U.S. finisher, placing ninth in 1:58.20.
In the men’s race later Friday, Britain’s Matt Weston won in 1:52.44. Germany got second and third, with Christopher Grotheer finishing in 1:52.58 and Axel Jungk crossing the line in 1:52.94.
Fiona Bombardier, whose famous mom is Josee Chouinard, carving her own career
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4 minute read Preview Thursday, Jan. 12, 2023Olympic champion Eric Lamaze to step away from role with Equestrian Canada
2 minute read Preview Thursday, Jan. 12, 2023OTTAWA - Olympic show-jumping champion Eric Lamaze won't remain as the technical advisor with Equestrian Canada when his contract expires at the end of the month.
Lamaze's deal concludes Jan. 31.
Equestrian Canada said in a statement its staff as well as the High Performance Advisory Group (HPAG) Jumping will assume the technical advisor responsibilities "to ensure team athletes are well supported in this important Pan American Games year."
Lamaze earned an individual equestrian Olympic gold medal and team silver at the 2008 Beijing Olympics aboard Hickstead.
Pair skaters Kemp and Elizarov have world championships in sights
3 minute read Preview Wednesday, Jan. 11, 2023Rose returns to action
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5 minute read Preview Tuesday, Jan. 10, 2023England rugby great David Duckham dies at age 76
2 minute read Preview Tuesday, Jan. 10, 2023LONDON (AP) — David Duckham, the England rugby great who also starred for the British and Irish Lions, especially in the triumphant 1971 series in New Zealand, has died. He was 76.
Duckham's death was announced by his former club Coventry as well as the Lions on Tuesday.
“David Duckham was not only one of the greatest and most talented of English players," said Nigel Gillingham, president of England's Rugby Football Union, “but also a player so greatly admired around the world.”
Duckham won 36 caps for England from 1969-76, initially as a center before going on to make his mark as a dynamic winger who brought flair to an otherwise conservative team.
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