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The Dauphin Home Hardware Peewee Kings earned themselves a title over the weekend.
They went undefeated to win the Birtle/Shoal Lake tournament.
In the finals, they dispatched of The Pas, 6-1.
Prior to that, they beat Gladstone, 18-1 and Neepawa, 10-3. The team also took care of Hamiota, 7-4.
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The Parkland Bantam Women’s Rangers had a wonderful ending to their showcase in Winnipeg
Playing for the Sami Jo Small Cup, the Rangers nipped the Eastman Selects, 2-1, in a shootout.
Hailey Hojnocki scored Parkland’s lone goal in regulation. In the shootout, Hojnocki was also the only one to score as the team skated to victory.
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The Dauphin Junior Curling Academy held their annual bonspiel over the weekend inside of the Dauphin Curling Club.
In the 10U event, Team Dylan Meyers from Grandview beat Team Jordyn Eggie of Swan River, 3-2.
In the second event final, Team Tori Luhowy of Grandview beat Team Zurba, 6-0.
Team Jordan Height won the third event as they beat Team Maksymetz, 4-3.
Team Benson won the 14U division as they took down Team Scott, 7-2.
Team Goethe of Swan River won the second event over Team Palmer, 6-3.
Team Allen won the third event in the 14U age group as they took down Team Puchailo, 7-3.
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The Dauphin Clippers hockey team dropped their first game today, 3-2. Keanu Woodhouse and Ashton Hlady scored goals in the defeat.
In their second game, the team responded as they won 12-1.
Austin Storey led the way with three goals while Logan Storey scored two.
Kayden Bodnar, Cole Delamare, Austyn Roos, Noah Wiens, Ashton Hlady, Brayden Broome, and Keanu Woodhouse scored singles in the huge victory.
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The Dauphin McDonald’s AtomC Knights have earned the right to call themselves champions.
The team beat Waywayseecappo, 7-6, in a back and forth classic in the A-side final of the McDonald’s Atom Showdown in Dauphin.
The Roblin Atom Stars claimed third place by beating Dauphin 1, 6-3, while the Dauphin Blue Knights beat the Dauphin Turtles, 8-1, in the B-side final.
Elsewhere, Grand Plains won the B-side consolation over Moosomin, 8-1 and Grunthal beat Riverton in the C-side final.
In one other game, Winnipegosis took home the C-side consolation as they beat River East.
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The Parkland U18 Rangers aren’t playoff bound, however, they played the league’s best Winnipeg Wild very well.
In a back and forth affair, the Rangers took the Wild into overtime where they fell short 6-5.
The Wild are highly expected to win the league and the Rangers also earned a win against them this season.
Jayden Jubenvill, Hayden Lacquette, Steven Arp, Jayce Legaarden, and Taggert Plouffe all scored a goal for Parkland in the defeat.
Keaton Ziprick turned away 45 shots.
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It’s been nearly three decades, but a Dauphin hockey team has pulled off something massive.
For the first time in 29 years, a team from the City of Sunshine has won two Tournament of Champions events in one single season.
Earlier this season, the Dauphin Super 8 Bantam Kings won a preliminary Tournament of Champions event in Minnedosa which earned them a berth in the big Tournament of Champions event in Brandon.
Today, the Kings won the tournament as they beat Flin Flon, 4-3 in the final. Matthew Zurba led the scoring for Dauphin with two goals.
Bradyn Paskaruk, and Tyron Sweetman both scored singles in the game.
The team that pulled this off 29 years ago featured the likes of Scott McCallum and Mark Odut.
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The Dauphin Clippers varsity boys basketball has spent most of the season as a top-2 team in the province and that likely won’t change later this week.
Yet again, the team has won a championship as they took down the Nighthawk Invitational.
They kicked things off by beating Gimli, 77-55 and they followed that up with a 71-35 win against Carman.
In the finals, Dauphin hammered Morden, 70-44.
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Liam Jardine had a solid game as he turned away 50 shots, however, the Parkland Rangers couldn’t squeeze out any points against Pembina Valley.
In the end, the Hawks nipped Parkland, 7-2.
Mackenzie Menard and Kevin Chrisp scored for Dauphin in the defeat. Tomorrow, they play in Winnipeg.
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Sometimes bounces don’t go your way and they certainly didn’t tonight for the Dauphin Kings.
Playing in Portage, the Terriers capitalized on a couple lucky bounces in a 5-3 win over Dauphin.
The loss means Dauphin remains three points behind Virden for sixth and they’re now four back of Wayway for fifth.
Cole Dekoninck led the way for Dauphin with two goals. Cordell Coleman also scored his first ever goal with Dauphin which turns out to be his first junior hockey goal.
Dauphin is back on the ice on Tuesday when they welcome OCN to town.
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The Dauphin Super 8 Bantam Kings had two dominating performances today at the Tournament of Champions event in Brandon and now they’re playing for a title because of it.
In their first game of the day, Jaymen Fee and Matthew Zurba each scored two goals in a 6-0 win. Logan Chapman and Bradyn Paskaruk both scored one goal in the win.
Owen Chubka earned the shutout.
In their semi-final, Dauphin clobbered the River East Royals White, 10-0.
Jaymen Fee had another great game as he scored three times. Logan Chapman added two.
Liam Musgrave, Bradyn Paskaruk, Jackson Buchanan, Tyron Sweetman, and Liam Chartrand scored singles in the huge win.
Dauphin’s Cody Coombs earned the shutout in the 10-0 win.
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