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Both of Hapnot Collegiate’s senior varsity volleyball clubs played at provincials down south last weekend, ending their seasons with strong performances.

Flin Flon became the first SJHL team this season to hit 50 points, knocking off rivals La Ronge in a hard-fought 1-0 win on the road.

Twenty-six games, 23 wins. The Bombers' historically red-hot start continued Saturday with a 6-2 win over third-place Humboldt.

A pair of Bomber players were named as part of the SJHL's players of the month for November.

J-Roc has made it big. Bomber equipment manager and athletic therapist Jason Savill will soon head to Nova Scotia for the World Junior A Hockey Challenge.

Hey, SJHL - northern Manitoba sends its regards. Northern players combined for 10 points and Carter Anderson put four in the net during an 8-4 win over Yorkton Friday night.

The Hapnot junior varsity Kweens volleyball team hosted the best Manitoba had to offer last weekend and came painfully close to home-court glory, finishing seventh after hard-fought, close games.

Two curling teams from Flin Flon, including the reigning Manitoba provincial champions, will head to the Virden Curling Club for the upcoming Manitoba Golden Gals provincial curling championship.

It wasn't pretty, but the Bombers got back in the win column Sunday night, beating Yorkton once again by a 4-2 score.

Say goodbye to the winning streak. The Bombers could not avenge their only regulation loss this season Saturday, losing in overtime 2-1 to Melville.