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Bomber head coach and general manager Mike Reagan has been honoured as this year's top Canadian junior A coach.

Following a spectacular regular season and a gutwrenching playoff loss, the Bombers handed out their team hardware, honouring several players for their efforts this year.

Hapnot’s varsity lacrosse team made their program debut last weekend, playing four games on Winnipeg-area fields against local schools.

It's over. The Bombers could not complete the comeback Tuesday night, losing Game 6 to Melfort 4-1 and losing the SJHL title for the third straight season.

We have a series. The Bombers battled their way into a Game 6 in Melfort next week, beating the Mustangs 5-2 in a critical Game 5.

Reports of the Flin Flon Bombers' demise were greatly exaggerated. The maroon and white will live to play another game, picking up an overtime 4-3 W in a win-or-go-home Game 4 on the road against Melfort.

Hapnot Collegiate student Addie Neill will be taking the next step on the volleyball court next season, one no other Hapnot student has ever made - onto a USports volleyball team.

A fresh new sport has emerged at Hapnot Collegiate - and the school’s newest team will make its in-game debut this weekend in Winnipeg.

Flin Flon fought hard in Game 3, tying the game three times and forcing double overtime but lost 4-3, with a split-second decision helping to put the Bombers one game away from elimination.

The finals of the Central Canada Cup will be a Saskatchewan vs. Alberta affair, with the host Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation (PBCN) Selects coming up short in their bid for glory.