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Winton Pool

Due to a maintenance issue at the Winton Pool, it will be closed today, March 28. The Kelsey Recreation and Wellness Centre apologizes for the inconvenience.

The Blizzard Are on The Road Tonight

The Blizzard are on the road to Dauphin today in game 4 of the MJHL Playoffs first round. The Blizzard need a win tonight to tie the series 2 all. On Tuesday the Blizzard beat the Kings 5-3, earning their first win of the series at home. Tonight's game hits the ice at 7:30 PM at the Dauphin Centennial Arena.

Blizzard Win at Home

The Blizzard earned their first win of the 2024 MJHL Playoffs last night against the Dauphin Kings.

 

Griffin Ayote scored the first goal of the game late into the first period and Cheechoo Lathlin scored early in the second period before Jordan Bax tied the game up with a pair of goals for the Dauphin Kings.

 

Riley See wasted no time in the third period, pulling ahead of the Kings with a goal only 49 seconds in. Griffin scored his second goal of the night 6 minutes later, forcing the Kings to make a tough decision and empty their net in the final minutes. This allowed Sam Zagari to dump in the final goal unassisted, ending the night 5-3 for the Blizzard.

 

The boys look to even the score this Thursday at 7:30 PM in Dauphin for game 4.

Blizzard Back Home for Game Three Tonight

The Blizzard are back home tonight in game three of round one in the MJHL Playoffs. After suffering back-to-back losses against the Dauphin Kings The Blizzard hit the ice looking to even the score at 7 PM. Tonight's game will be broadcast on CJAR following your Tuesday night OCN Media Bingo.

Le Pas de Danse Spring Break Program Registration Still Open

Registration is still open for the Le Pas De Danse Studio Dance Intensive and Showcase. This Thursday, March 28th The event begins with an acro class and ends with a showcase for parents to observe what their child has learned over just a few hours. The half-day event is open for children 6-9 years old in the morning, and 10 and up in the afternoon. Spots are limited, to register visit www.dancestudio-pro.com/online/lepasdance

Blizzard Have Rough Start To Round 1

The Blizzard had a rough start to the playoffs against the Dauphin Kings over the weekend.

 

Despite outshooting the Kings 47-17 on Friday, goaltender Cole Sheffield only allowed in one Blizzard goal as the Kings took the first playoff game 2-1 against the Blizzard.

 

On Sunday, The Blizzard were in Dauphin for round two in a mid-afternoon game. After the Kings pulled ahead with two early goals, Cheechoo Lathlin scored the first Blizzard goal of the night and Sam Zagari scored a late one with less than a minute to go of the first period. Sebastian Hamming scored the lone second-period goal as the third period began 3-3. Jordan Bax scored a Kings goal 4 minutes and 37 seconds into the third period that was answered 3 and a half minutes later by Miguel Bouvier during a power play. The game went into overtime and the Dauphin Kings scored the game-winning goal 6 minutes in, ending the night 5-4 for the Kings.

 

The Blizzard now sit 0-2 in the best-of-7 series against the Dauphin Kings, with their next shot at redemption coming to The Roy H Johnston Arena Tuesday at 7 PM.

Public Skating Through March Break

The Kelsey Recreation and Wellness Centre is opening the Roy H Johnston Arena's ice for you and your family to skate on over the spring break.

 

On Saturday, March 23rd there will be a regular public skate from 1-2:30 PM.


Two free public skates are scheduled for next week, one on Monday, March 25th, and the other on Wednesday, March 27th. Both sessions run from 1-2 PM.

The Battle For the Turnbull Cup Begins Tonight

The first round of the MJHL Playoffs begins today across Manitoba.

 

In the East the Steinbach Pistons host the Niverville Nighthawks and the Winkler Flyers host the Portage Terriers.

 

In the West Division, the Virden Oil Capitals host the 4th-place Neepawa Titans. The Blizzard host the Dauphin Kings tonight, opening their best of 7 series.

 

The Blizzard ended the regular season with 82 points over 58 games, 3 points ahead of the Dauphin Kings. Teams hit the ice at the Roy H Johnston Arena at 7 PM, be sure to tune into tonight's broadcast starting at 6:45 PM with your pre-game show on CJAR.

Hockey Players In Northern Manitoba Will Be Coming Together

Fifteen 2013-born players from northern communities are set to join forces and compete in two spring hockey tournaments this season.

 

The Junior Northstars head to Portage La Prairie March 29-31 to compete in the Portage Cup. The team will play two round-robin games and then the top 8 teams will move on to the playoff round.

 

They will face off against the Central Plains Red Wings and Southwest Razorbacks during round-robin play. The team will also compete in the Brandon AAA Challenge on April 25-28.

 

Details for that tournament will be announced at a later date.

 

The roster for the 2013 Junior Northstars includes Eli Chrisp, Brody Cooper, Quinn Trubiak, Aiyden Kemp, and Luke Kowbel from Flin Flon. Parker Tritthart, Burke Lehmann, Landon Colgan and Billy Melnyk from The Pas. Brock Andres, Blake Harding, Xavier Lavoie, Jake Cameron, and Kane Davis from Thompson, and Sebastian Siksik from Rankin Inlet.

 

This is the second season the team has been together and looks to build on last spring's experience.

MJHL Playoffs Begin Tomorrow

The Blizzard begin their playoff push against the Dauphin Kings in the first round of the MJHL Playoffs tomorrow at 7 PM at the Roy H Johnston Arena.

 

Advance tickets can be purchased at North of 53 Industrial Supplies, M30 Athletics, Twin Motors, and FunkyThreadz. Family passes are available by pre-sale only for $40.

 

Tomorrow's playoff game will be broadcasted live on CJAR starting at 6:45 PM.

 

Across the league tomorrow, the Neepawa Titans will be in Virden facing the MGEU West Division-leading Oil Capitals, The Winkler Flyers host the Portage Terriers, and the league-leading Steinbach Pistons host the Niverville Nighthawks.

2024 Manitoba Games Soccer Camp This Weekend

Team NorMan is holding its soccer identification camp ahead of the 2024 Manitoba Games in Dauphin.

 

This Saturday, youth born between 2009 and 2012 are encouraged to attend the camp at Oscar Lathlin Collegiate starting at 11:30 for females and 1:30 for males.

 

Participants are asked to bring runners and water. Selected athletes will be invited to the main camp.

Le Pas De Danse Studio Spring Break Program

Spring break is on the horizon and Le Pas De Danse Studio has an opportunity for your child to explore movement through dancing. Le Pas De Danse is hosting a mini dance intensive and showcase on Thursday, March 28th. The event begins with an acro class and ends with a showcase for parents to observe what their child has learned over just a few hours. The half-day event is open for children 6-9 years old in the morning, and 10 and up in the afternoon. to register visit lepasdance.ca.

The Pas Curling Club Men's Bonspiel

The Pas Curling Club had their men's bonspiel over the weekend.

 

Coming in first in the A event sponsored by Co-op was the Terry Needham rink.

 

In the B event sponsored by Northland Ford & Shane's the Wayne Finnerty Rink placed first.

 

The Dave Bouchard Rink placed first in the C event sponsored by Cook & Cooke Insurance & Arctic Beverages.

 

The Pas Curling Club is wrapping up the season with a supper and social on April 20th at the rink, both members and non-members are welcome to attend.

Blizzard Earn 4 points to End The Season

The Blizzard wrapped up the regular season in style over the weekend. On Friday the Blizzard hosted the Waywaysecappo Wolverines in the team's final home game of the regular season. Outshooting the Wolverines 44-23 the Blizzard secured second place in the MGEU West division as the night ended 4-1.

 

On Sunday The Blizzard were on the road in Neepawa facing the Titans. A much closer game, with all 6 of the game's goals solely being scored during the second period. Quincey Supprien opened up scoring for the Blizzard and Jackson Malony scored the final regular season goal for the team As they ousted the Titans 4-2.

 

The Blizzard begin their playoff push against the Dauphin Kings in the first round of the MJHL Playoffs this Friday at 7 PM at the Roy H Johnston Arnea.

An Important weekend is Ahead For The Blizzard.

The question of who has home-ice advantage in the first round of the playoffs is still up for debate tonight.

 

The Blizzard sit 3 points ahead of the Dauphin Kings for second place in the MGEU West Division with only two games remaining for each team before the regular season wraps up. A Blizzard win or Dauphin Kings loss over the next two games will result in the Blizzard securing home-ice advantage.

 

Tonight the Blizzard face the Waywayseecappo Wolverines, a team sure to give it their all as they sit 3 points behind the Neepawa Titans, who are holding on to the final playoff spot in the west. The Dauphin Kings are on the road in Winnipeg facing the blues.

 

Tonight's Blizzard game hits the ice at 7 PM at the Roy H Johnston Arena, but you can listen live starting at 6:45 on CJAR.

Curling This Weekend

It's the men's turn as The Pas Curling Club begins their Men's League Bonspiel today. The club has already begun preparations for their wind-up, set to take place on April 20th at the rink. The supper and social is open to non-members.

Blizzard Win Streak Comes To An End

All good things must come to an end as they say. The Blizzard's 12-game winning streak came to an end last night against the Dauphin Kings.

 

The Blizzard fell to the Kings 2-0 in their final matchup of the regular season.

 

Both the Kings and the Blizzard have two games left of the regular season; The Kings face the Winnipeg Freeze on Friday and the Selkirk Steelers on Saturday, while the Blizzard face The Waywayseecappo Wolverines tomorrow and the Neepawa Titans on Sunday.

 

The Blizzard need one win or a Dauphin Kings loss to secure second place in the MGEU West Division.

OCN Storm Are Out of The Playoffs

That's a wrap on the 2023-24 season for the OCN Storm. The Cross Lake Islanders pulled ahead of the OCN Storm by four goals before Keilan Holland scored the first goal for the Storm during the second period.

 

Cedrick Puffalt scored a few minutes later, ending the second period 4-2 for the Islanders. Keilan Holland scored the final Storm goal of the 2023-24 season unassisted during the third period before the game wrapped up 6-3 for the Islanders.

 

The KJHL playoffs semi-finals begin tomorrow as the PBCN Selects host the NCN Flames at the Whitney Forum. The Cross Lake Islanders move on to face the Peguis Juniors in their best-of-5 series on Saturday at the Peguis Multiplex.

Final Week of The Regular Season For The Blizzard

The Blizzard begins a 3-game week tonight when they host the Dauphin Kings for the final time during the regular season.

 

The Blizzard maintain a 5-point lead ahead of the Dauphin Kings while riding a 12-game win streak into tonight's game. No more weather delays are expected for tonight's game, as there's only a slight chance of flurries throughout the day.

 

After tonight the Blizzard host the Waywayseecappo Wolverines on Friday before heading to Neepawa to face the Titans on Sunday.

 

The puck drops tonight at 7:30 PM, following tonights Legion Bingo we'll have all the action live on CJAR.

Minor Hockey Provincials Over The Weekend

Lots of Minor hockey was on the ice over the weekend. at the U13A Provincials, The Pas Huskies beat the U13 Flin Flon Bombers 6-2, which included a hat trick from Connor Schollie!

 

Ryan Fenner received the belt for an outstanding performance during the Huskies' 5-2 loss to the Border Kings where the Huskies still outshot them 30-22. 

 

Tyson Lane earned the belt during the Huskies game against the River Jets. Although the River Jets squeaked by 3-2, the Huskies still outshot them 29-22. 

 

The U18 team was also in action during their provincials over the weekend, with a close 1-0 loss to Altona. The lone goal was scored in the final 5 minutes of the third period.

Storm Headed To Game Three

The OCN Storm are heading to Cross Lake to face the Islanders tomorrow in game 3 of the KJHL Playoffs. The Storm battled hard last night, with power-play goals from Keilan Holland in the first and Nathan Stevens in the second period.

 

In the final half of the third period, the Cross Lake Islanders got the upper hand, scoring two goals within two minutes of each other and forcing the Storm to make a tough decision in the final 5. What could have wound up a 6-4 opportunity quickly turned into a 5-on-4 as Chantyn Michele-Thompson was sent to the box for hooking shortly after Islanders Defensemen Nathan Halcrow was sent to the box, for a different hooking penalty. With Marcus Scott pulled from the Storm net the pressure was on, but it wasn't enough as Jayden Blacksmith scored an extra insurance goal, pushing the Islanders to a 4-2 lead and ending the Storm's hopes of taking the game into overtime.

 

The Storm are on the ice in a do-or-die match tomorrow in Cross Lake at 7:30 PM.

MBCI Spartans Basketball Provincials

The MBCI Spartans Junior Varsity Basketball Team was in Winnipeg for the provincial championships last week. The Spartans advanced two rounds, beating out the Ste. Rose Celtics and the Prairie Mountain Predators. Fighting hard, the Spartans fell to the Green Valley Pirates 64-49, earning second place in the Consolation Final.

OCN Storm Win First Game In Best-Of-3

The OCN Storm are on the ice again tonight in game two of a best-of-three series in the KJHL Playoffs. After beating the Cross Lake Islanders 5-3 on Saturday the OCN Storm host the Islanders tonight at the Gordon Lathlin Memorial Centre.

 

If the Storm win tonight's game they advance to the semi-finals and face the Peguis Juniors Starting on the 16th. If the Storm lose tonight's game they will have one more chance to advance with a game in Cross Lake on Wednesday.

 

Tonight's game will be broadcasted live on CJAR starting with the 7:30 puck drop. 

Blizzard Extend Win Streak

The Blizzard are celebrating a dozen wins after another big weekend for the team. On Friday the Blizzard Hosted the Winnipeg Blues in a special game that featured jerseys paying homage to The Pas Huskies, along with a puck drop featuring alumni from the team. Sebastian Hamming opened up scoring late into the first period, with the goal going largely unanswered until the final minute of the second period. During the third, The Blizzard continued putting pressure on the Blues. Lucas De La Salle scored twice along with Marlen Edwards and Miguel Bouvier as the night ended 5-1 for the Blizzard—the team Pelted Blues goaltender River Leslie-Toogood with 57 shots, versus the Blues 16.

On Saturday the fight was on as the Blizzard fought to maintain their lead against the Dauphin Kings. The Blizzard wasted no time as they took advantage of an early 3-on-5 opportunity that started less than two minutes into the game. Sebastian Hamming and Miguel Bouvier each scored less than a minute apart, setting The Blizzard up for a lead early on. A Blizzard Tripping penalty allowed Alex Senf of the Dauphin Kings to score the team's first goal of the game in the final 5 minutes of the period. After another early goal from Miguel Bouvier during the second period both goaltenders held their own despite the gloves coming off from both teams, with multiple roughing penalties served throughout. The Blizzard tactic of keeping pressure on early in the periods seemed to work as Sebastian Hamming scored another goal 3 minutes into the third period and Griffin Ayotte scored just under 6 minutes in, adding extra insurance to a Blizzard win. The Dauphin Kings did pick up the pace later into the third period, scoring two more goals as the night ended 5-3 for the Blizzard. Shots were much more even this time around, at 25-24 for The Blizzard.

The regular season wraps up this week with three inter-division games as the Blizzard face the Dauphin Kings once more on Wednesday, The Waywayseecappo Wolverines on Friday and the Neepawa Titans on Saturday in the final regular season game for the Blizzard.

U13 Co-Ed Provincials In The Pas

The 2024 Co-Ed U13 Rural A Provincials take place this weekend at the Roy H Johnston Arena and Gordon Lathlin Memorial Centre. 9 teams from across Manitoba including The Pas Huskies are on the ice from today until sunday competing for gold. The U18 Huskies are in Ste. Agathe this weekend competing in their provincials as well.

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