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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.

It might have not been a storybook start, but hard work and constant pressure kept the Bombers' win streak alive Friday, beating Yorkton 4-3.

Shanti Church has taken what she’s learned on Flin Flon soccer fields to the collegiate level. The former Hapnot soccer star is now a Manitoba college champion, even getting a chance at nationals.

Hapnot Collegiate’s gym walls will have two more banners on them. The school’s senior Kings and Kweens won their respective Zone 11 titles last weekend, scraping and clawing against tough competition.

Flin Flon and the Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation (PBCN) Selects will host a regional junior B championship tournament next spring.

Four wins in a week. A five-game winning streak, with each win coming against playoff-position teams. These Bombers mean business.