The MJHL and its member clubs are pleased to release the 2019-20 regular season schedule.  MJHL Opening Weekend is slated for September 20-22, 2019 featuring ten (10) games and ten (10) teams throughout the weekend with the exception of the OCN Blizzard who will get started September 26 against the Wayway Wolverines..  The defending champion Portage Terriers will open their campaign Friday, September 20 at Stride Place as they face the new look Winnipeg Blues.

The regular season will consist of sixty (60) games in a balanced schedule,

In a change from recent years the Old Dutch MJHL Players Showcase will move to the fall, hosted September 29 – October 1, 2019 at Seven Oaks Sportsplex in Winnipeg.  The third SJHL-MJHL Showcase will be held January 21-22, 2020 in Regina, SK with no MJHL games scheduled January 19 through January 23.

The Selkirk Steelers will host two (2) off-site games at Peguis First Nation in the state-of-the-art Peguis Multiplex Centre.  Visiting opponents for the off-site games will be the OCN Blizzard and Waywayseecappo Wolverines.

COMPLETE SCHEDULE HERE

MBCI SPARTANS BASKATBALL PLAYER Austin Uffleman has alot to celebrate this week.,

Congrats to Austin Uffelman on making the Team Manitoba 17U Basketball Team. Austin is one of the 15 players chosen to represent his Province this summer.

This is a HUGE  accomplishment and opportunity for Austin to play and practice with the best in his age group from accross the province congratulations  and good luck at nationals.

Zimmerman played last season with the Winnipeg Wild in the Manitoba AAA U-18 Hockey League where he had 5 goals and 13 assists in 33 regular season games.

The left winger added another 3 points in 11 playoff games for a Wild team that lost in the league final.

The Oil Caps knew the price would be high to move up to the 2nd overall spot in the draft and although it is tough to give up a player of Zimmerman’s caliber,. 
THE OCN BLIZZARD ARE HAPPY TO AD HIM TO THE TEAM AND ARE LOOKING FORWARD TO SEE WHAT HE CAN DO ON THE ICE

The Blizzard Used the 7th Overall pick to choose Karson King of the Interlake Lightning AAA Midget Hockey Team!
 

Here are the Blizzard Draft Picks for 2019!!

The Keystone Junior Hockey League is pleased to announce the addition of the NCN Flames for the 2019-20 season.

The team play at Gilbert McDonald Arena in Nelson House.

Previously a member of the Norwest Junior Hockey League (NJHL), the Flames captured the Baldy Northcott Trophy in 2002 sweeping the North Winnipeg Satelites in a best-of five series. They were two-time NJHL champions repeating as league champion in 2003.

With the Nelson House minor hockey growing the Flames decided to add the Junior B team.

NCN Flames will be the fifth KJHL team for 2019-20 joining Cross Lake Islanders, Norway House North Stars, OCN Storm and Peguis Juniors.

Bryden Sinclair is a 17 year-old Hockey player from Peguis First Nation. This season he played for the OCN Blizzard where he received Rookie of the Year. Bryden has been playing Hockey for 13 years, and says his favourite part is getting to travel and meet new people.

In May, Bryden travelled with Team Manitoba to Whitehorse, Yukon for the National Aboriginal Hockey Championships where his team won the gold medal while he received the award for top defense player for the whole tournament.

Bryden has said that one lesson he's learned through being an athlete is the importance of respecting your body with proper eating and training. Looks like this has really paid off for Bryden as he was signed to the NAHL for the 2019-2020 season!

The MJHL Draft is fast approaching this Sunday. Set for 9am. The OCN Blizzard Protected 2 players ahead of the draft. 15 Year old forward Colby Hnidy, and 15 year old Defencemen, Cheechoo Lathlin.
Both players were members of the Norman Wolves Bantam AAA Hockey team last season. Of the Winnipeg Division 1 Bantam AAA League.

THE MBCI SPARTANS TRACK AND FIELD TEAM WILL HEAD TO PROVINCIALS THIS WEEK. THE CHAMPIONSHIPS WILL BE HELD AT UNIVERSITY FIELD AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MANITOBA.

OVER 1500 ATHLETES WILL BE PARTICIPATING .

SPAR TAIN  athletes that will be attending provincials in Winnipeg on June 6 and 7. 

The following students will have the opportunity to go to provincials:

Chase Bertholet – 800m and 1500m

Lynelle Bon – 1500 m

Mia Brown – Hurdles and Triple Jump

Jack Dunham – 3000 m

Jane Dunham - 400m and 800m

Jayden Foster – 100m and long jump

Leif Grindey – 800 m 1500m 3000m

Colby Hnidy – 400m

Brock Johnson 100m 200m 400m

Josh Luce – 200m and 400m

Blake MacDonald – 800m and 1500m

Lucas McDonald – 200m and 400m

Daniel McMillan – 100m and 200m

Dylan Stark – 100m long jump and high jump

The following relays also qualified for the provincials:

JV Boys 4 x 100m

Jv Boys 4 x 400m

SV Boys 4x100m

SV Boys 4 x 400m

JV Girls Medley relay

2019 MILK Provincial Track & Field Championships. We know that this event will provide all participants with an exciting and special memory of their high school track and field days.

Over 9,000 student athletes participate in high school track & field province wide, and the 1,500 athletes who advance to this championship are to be congratulated. We wish you success in attaining your goal to reach the podium and be rated as one of the best in Manitoba. We hope that this may be a stepping stone to regional, national, and international events.

Congratulations and Good Luck to All the Competitors!!!!