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Flin Flon Bomber fans got their first in-game glimpse at the backbone of this year's squad at the annual Maroon and White game August 31. Team White earned a 5-3 win after solid performance from both veterans and prospects.

Bombers make deal for 18-year-old forward Raymond

Lauren Fox didn’t quite have the tournament she was hoping for in Lethbridge at the recent Canadian Junior Women’s Golf Championship. The Creighton Community School student said before the tournament, she was hoping to make the cut.

One more international medal for Hunter Lee, please – make it a bronze.

One of the maroon and white’s favourite sons will be coming back to tutor a new generation of athletes.

This year’s annual prospect showcase tournament for SJHL and MJHL teams will see a new face joining the crew.

Lauren Fox competed hard on the links in Lethbridge at the Canadian Junior Girls’ Championship. Fox shot a 18-over 91 on July 30, the first day of the event, putting her in tough right off the bat.

A rivalry so nice, they’ll play it twice –there will be two northern Manitoba rivalry games for the Flin Flon Bombers this preseason.

The Flin Flon Bombers’ crease is less crowded as of July 29. Out goes netminder Gabriel Waked, and in comes an 18-year-old centre from the BCHL.

Flin Flon’s Xtreme Hockey School is heading into its 20th edition with a bang, teaching a new crop of northern hockey players the skills of the game. This year, the camp will be split into two segments. “Typically, we’re the third week of August.