Local Sports

Danielle Labine is a hop, skip and a jump from international glory. Labine and her cheerleading squad, the Perfect Storm Athletics Lightning team, will be heading to Orlando, Fla., for the World Cheerleading Championships from April 25 to 27.

The season is now over for the Flin Flon Skating Club, and next season is likely to bring big changes. Three skaters from the club took part in the Stony on Ice competition in Stony Mountain, Man. on March 23 to 25.

It’s fast, free flowing and fun to watch. It’s futsal – a form of indoor soccer – and two Flin Flonners helped gain a provincial title in the sport.

A former Snow Laker is hoping to strike down competition at a national Special Olympics event. Jeremy Stephen will join Team Manitoba for the five-pin bowling event at the upcoming Special Olympics Canada Bowling Championships.

Junior skiers from Flin Flon have returned home with a treasure trove of medals from the Saskatchewan Winter Games. The athletes won four medals in total, including two gold medals in cross country skiing.

Seven seasons after Jesse Mychan played for the Flin Flon Bombers, he still loves lacing up his skates at the competitive level.

An up-and-down season has ended with a Greenstone Hockey League championship for the Flin Flon-Creighton team. The team earned its first title since teams from the two communities combined, taking down Sandy Bay 8-6 in the league championship game.

The Flin Flon Bombers’ 2017-2018 season came to an end in the quarterfinals of the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League’s playoffs. The Bombers, who entered the playoffs as the No.

Zane Kalemba’s path as a goaltender has made many stops since leaving Flin Flon in 2006, taking him from Princeton to Poland. It all led to his latest stop – an NHL crease.

Former Flin Flon Bombers Greyson Reitmeier and Alex Smith have been reunited at Michigan Tech. Smith is in his second season studying and playing hockey at the Houghton, Mich.-based school.