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A forward with the Parkland U18 Rangers now has the most goals in the league.

With two more goals on Sunday afternoon, Jayce Legaarden now has 22 goals this season.

The Grandview native helped the Rangers earn a 7-2 win against Kenora on Sunday. 

Kyan Grouette scored once and had three assists while Cash Clarkson, Rylan Gibbs, Hayden Seib and  Madden Murray all had one goal in the win. 

Parkland is now 8-8-2 and are tied for sixth in the league.

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Carson Cherepak had another exceptional game on Saturday night as he propelled the Kings to another victory.

Playing the back end of a home-and-home against the Stampeders, the star goaltender made 36 saves as Dauphin won in a shootout, 2-1.

The Winnipeg 19-year-old also went 3-for-3 in the shootout as Dauphin earned the extra point. Kaden Bryant scored the game-winner in the shootout.

After falling behind, Dauphin’s third line went to work. Jayden Harris streaked in the zone down the left side and outlasted a defender and passed it in front to Parker Fofonoff who did the rest. It was Parker’s second goal of the season.

Dauphin now moves to 14-4 on the season and they remain in first place in the West Division.

The same two teams will play another home-and-home next weekend with Friday’s game being at the Centennial Arena.

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Dauphin has now won six of their last seven games

Jayden Harris now has points in two straight games after he scored a goal on Friday

Dauphin has allowed two or fewer goals in 11 of their 18 games

Mathew Rathbone left the game in the second period because of an upper-body injury

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Jayce Legaarden is now tied for the league lead in goals after another two-goal performance.

The Grandview native scored two goals on Saturday afternoon and the Rangers in all put up eight as they hammered the Kenora Thistles, 8-1. 

It was a dominating performance from start to finish for the Rangers, who never trailed. Madden Murray also scored twice in the victory while adding one assist.

Cash Clarkson, Hayden Seib, Carter Zalischuk and Will Munro all scored one goal each for Parkland in the win.

The Rangers will go for a clean weekend sweep on Sunday afternoon. 

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Isaac Tomchak scored the game-winner with seven minutes as the Parkland U15 Rangers racked up another win on Saturday. 

Kicking off a two-game weekend in Winnipeg, the Rangers downed the Bruins Black, 5-4.

"Overall, it was a good game for us," said Tom White. "We dictated the pace for the majority of the game and we made them chase."

Ethan Carnegie, Hayden Shtykalo, Luke Myhre, and Tavyn Boychuk all scored a goal for Parkland.

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Carson Cherepak recorded his second shutout of the season as the Dauphin Kings dominated their Parkland rival on Friday night. 

Playing the first of four against the Swan Valley Stampeders, Dauphin never trailed in a 5-0 win in front of a good crowd at Credit Union Place. 

Jayden Harris and Klim Georgiev scored their first goals as a King on the night as Dauphin won their 13th game of the season. 

Nick Braun, Kaden Bryant and Luke Morris all scored one goal in the win. 

Dauphin improved to 13-4 on the season. The team will now go for another weekend sweep on Saturday, when they play at the Centennial Arena.

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Dauphin went 1-for-5 on the power play and they were a perfect 4-for-4 on the penalty kill

On top of his goal, Morris also added an assist

Dauphin improved to 7-2 on the season at Credit Union Place 

The Kings now lead their eight-game season series with Swan Valley, 1-0

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When the Parkland U18 Rangers hit the ice this weekend, it will be at Credit Union Place.

Originally scheduled to play at the Swan River Centennial Arena this weekend, the action will instead move to Dauphin.

First up for the team is a game on Saturday afternoon at 4:30 against the Kenora Thistles. And the two teams will play again on Sunday at noon, also at Credit Union Place.

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It’s time for the two Parkland teams in the league to go to battle. For the first time this season, the Kings and Stampeders hook up in a regular-season contest. And the Stampeders are in chase mode. 

They enter the contest nine points behind Dauphin in the standings. The Stampeders have had no trouble scoring this season with 61 goals; however, defensively they have struggled at times with 63 goals against.

The Kings; meanwhile, have taken care of business both offensively and defensively. Their 61 goals for are near the top of the league, but it’s been the team’s defence that has really propelled the team to a fantastic start. With just 37 goals against, Dauphin has given up the third-fewest in the league.

Dauphin beat Waywayseecappo in three of four contests over the past two weekends while Swan Valley enters after a four-game split against Virden.

By the numbers:

Dauphin

GF - 61

GA – 37

Leaders – Colby Jaquet – 5g, 19a

Kaden Bryant – 9g, 7a

Brayden Dube – 9g, 5a

Home record – 6-2

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Swan Valley

GF - 61

GA – 63

Leaders – Jamie Valentino – 8g, 14a

Carter Cockburn – 4g, 11a

Adam Rajsigl – 4g, 11a

Road record – 3-5

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Ben Husband played 140 games with the Dauphin Kings from 1999 to 2003 before he finished his junior career with the then Winnipeg Saints.

And now as one of the team’s biggest fundraisers is underway, Husband is back with the organization. The former King has been hired as the Chairman for the Kings Tractor Lotto.

Husband, who recently moved back from Alberta, is happy to be back with the team.

“It’s an honour of mine,” said Husband. “It’s a very storied franchise and I know how much this Tractor Lotto means to the team, I’m pleased to be a part of it.”

As mentioned, ticket sales are well underway and already they’re flying off the shelves.

Several options are available

You can also get in on the Lawn Tractor draw for just $20 per ticket.

“This is a massive fundraiser for the team and we appreciate everyone that supports us, it does mean a lot, ended Husband.

The $100,000 prize will be won on December 5 when Dauphin welcomes the Steinbach Pistons to town.

If you’d like to purchase, you can head down to Credit Union Place’s South Ticket office from 6:30 a.m. until 9:00 p.m., Monday to Friday. You can also purchase them by calling 1-877-585-4647. Alternatively, head to Tractor Lotto.

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Nearly five decades after he first called a Winnipeg Blue Bombers game, Bob Irving is set to hang up his mic in a few weeks.

The iconic Winnipeg sportscaster has announced his last game in the booth will be the team's final home game of the season, their appearance in the CFL's West Division Final on December 5 at IG Field. 

Irving -- who's nickname is "Knuckles" -- started at 680 CJOB in 1973 and was named the voice of the team one year later and in all, he's called more than 800 games. He's been inducted into the Blue Bomber Football Hall of Fame, the Canadian Football Hall of Fame, the team's media centre is named after him and he was appointed to the Order of Manitoba.

Irving says it wasn't an easy decision but it was the right one, being 71-years-old.

"There are mixed emotions, I'll be leaving something that I still enjoy doing," said Irving. "My wife and I would just like to have control over our schedule all year round. I just believe this is a good time to step aside."

Ahead of a game against the Montreal Alouettes this Saturday, Winnipeg has been the class of the CFL. After dropping a game in Week 3 against Toronto, Winnipeg has caught fire and is rolling on all cylinders. Paired with two wins to start their season, the Bombers have won nine games in a row as they're 11-1. The team has scored 335 points, the most in the league which is impressive, but it's their defence that has yielded the most talk. Winnipeg has given up just 147 points, that's 63 fewer points than any other team in the league. 

Winnipeg has outscored their opponents, 116-6, in the fourth quarter alone this season. When Bob was asked if he thinks this is the best Blue Bombers team he has ever seen, it's hard to say no.

"It's a very special team and it's been fun to call their games," said Irving. "It's definitely one of the best teams I have seen. The way this team has dominated defensively and found a way to put up a lot of points as well, it's completely dominating."

Here's a great moment with Bob and Andrew Harris.

If Winnipeg were to advance to the Grey Cup, Bob's broadcasting career will include four more games. One of which is this Saturday when the team plays the Alouettes and you can hear that game right here on 730CKDM with Bob and Doug Brown at 12:00 p.m. 

And when it comes to retirement, Bob is looking forward to some travelling with his wife. 

"One of the highlights will be having the summers to ourselves, when you're covering football in Canada, you don't really get that chance," said Irving. "I'll miss being at the field but I'm really looking forward to spending more days in the summer with my wife."

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The Gilbert Plains Trojans junior varsity girls volleyball team are Zone 8 champions.

They won their four matches to claim the zone in dominating fashion. In the finals, they downed the Ste. Rose Celtics. 

And prior to the finals, they beat Roblin White, Roblin Black and Ste. Rose. They're off to Carberry for regionals this weekend. 

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The Parkland U18 Rangers showed glimpses of how good they can be on Tuesday night. 

Playing the Brandon Wheat Kings, Parkland jumped out to a 2-0 lead after 20 minutes. Rylan Gibbs and Jayce Legaarden scored the goals.

In the second; however, Brandon bounced back in a big way. Braden Keeble scored twice and the team scored five times in the period while Parkland tallied just one. Legaarden scored his second. 

Keeble would complete his hat-trick in the third as Brandon skated away with a 6-3 win. They're now 13-0-1 and are tied for first place in the league. Parkland is 6-8-2 and are tied for seventh. 

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