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 Bombers' sponsorship revenue way upUnlike most of their CFL counterparts, the Bombers didn't have any press conferences this winter to announce major player acquisitions.
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 Community feel gives Blue an edge over JetsAny concerns the Winnipeg Jets would secure most of the city's sponsorship dollars have been put to rest.
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 MJHL's season to forgetIt was the most taxing Manitoba Junior Hockey League season in history for those in charge.
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 Hoops star hopes to go out on topWinnipeg's Joey Johnson is hoping to capture his third gold medal at his fifth straight Paralympic Games in London, England, before the star wheelchair basketball player calls it a career.
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 IceCaps melt in AHL semifinalsThe St. John's IceCaps bowed out of the AHL's Calder Cup playoffs quietly on Tuesday night.
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 Triple golf crown for Southwood duoSouthwood's Faye Zachedniak and Rhonda Orr won their third straight low gross title when they shot a two-over par 72 at the Manitoba Women's Alternate Shot Championship at Larters at St. Andrews Golf and Country on Tuesday.
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 True North Foundation donates to Forces programsThe Winnipeg Jets, through their logo, have a deep connection to the Canadian Forces.
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 Borsa winsCarman's Scott Borsa shot a 142 at the Links at Quarry Oaks to win the two-day PGA of Manitoba's Assistant Pro Championship. Borsa beat Dave Lavallee of The Links at Quarry Oaks by one stroke. Glendale's Andrew Steep was third at 147.
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 High school starsMatthew Fraser of the Garden City Fighting Gophers soccer team has been named the Home Run Sports urban high school athlete of the week.
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 Manitoba V-ballers invited backWinnipeg's Tricia Mayba is among the 49 athletes that Volleyball Canada has invited to Winnipeg to compete for spots on the national women's A and B teams, not long after Team Canada failed to qualify for the 2012 Olympics. They will train at the Investors Group Athletic Centre until Friday.
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 Bombers QB Pierce working to groom new centreBuck Pierce hopes the motivation of a starting job will help fill the offensive line holes left by the departures of Brendon LaBatte and Obby Khan.
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 Manitoba water polo player no. 1 starManitoba's Sheila Jensen was named the first star after scoring five goals in an 8-7 loss to Ottawa in a placement game of the 2012 16U Girls National Club Water Polo Championship at the Pan Am Pool on Monday. Manitoba finished eighth overall out of the 11 teams that were competing. It was ranked eighth going into the championship.
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 Winnipeg bowler wins silverWinnipeg's Lynne Gauthier rolled to a silver medal at the 2012 National Bowling Championships in Mississauga, Ont., on Monday, which secured her a spot on the national women's team that will compete at international events next year.
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 IceCaps pushed to the brinkThe IceCaps' backs are against the proverbial wall.
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Goldeyes show depth, heart in strong season start So far, so good for the Fish swimming downstream Texas way.
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 Winnipeg Women closer to elite soccer leagueHe is still trying to establish a men's semi-pro soccer side as a viable entity in this city but WSA Winnipeg's Eduardo Badescu has embarked upon a new venture.
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 IceCaps need more scoringTheir backs may not be against the wall just yet but the St. John's IceCaps must be feeling cornered.
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Goldeyes sweep Sox The Winnipeg Goldeyes have a series sweep to start their American Association season.
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 Niverville's Funk eyes Paralympic trifectaNiverville's Jared Funk is missing just one thing from his collection of wheelchair rugby achievements over the years.
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 Southwest Cougars get new bench bossThe Southwest Cougars have themselves a new bench boss for the 2012-13 Manitoba AAA Midget Hockey League season.
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 Nomads grad off to McGillIt's not every day a graduate of the North Winnipeg Nomads gets recruited to play football at a CIS school.
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 Manitoba water polo player makes splashNear the end of the third quarter, Manitoba's Natalie Blouin manoeuvred around a defender, dribbled the ball down the pool, then whipped a shot past the Storm White goalkeeper.
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 Goldeyes edge Sox in extra inningsFor the second consecutive night, the Winnipeg Goldeyes staged a dramatic comeback en route to running their record to 2-0.
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 IceCaps down 2-0Alexandre Picard scored a pair of goals -- one into an empty net -- to lead Norfolk to a 3-1 victory over the St. John's IceCaps before 6,249 fans in Norfolk, Va., on Saturday night.
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 'Peg's Dech earning way with Oil KingsWhen the going got tough for the Edmonton Oil Kings last weekend, they turned to Winnipeg native Ryan Dech.
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