Local Sports

Virden’s Logan Biccum had a hard time choosing the best part of her first year with the Brandon University women’s basketball team. The daughter of Denise and Scott Biccum redshirted last winter for the Bobcats.

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The Flat Creek Archers held their second annual outdoor 3D shoot Sunday, July 5 in Oak Lake. Bow enthusiasts from across Manitoba and southeast Saskatchewan attended the event. The course consisted of two rounds of 20 targets.

Brandon Masson was an 18-year-old junior hockey rookie last season, but the Oak Lake product’s playing style reminds his coach of players from the past.

Team Canada's women's soccer team gave it their all but to no avail, as they fell to jolly old England (2-1) in the quarter finals at this year's FIFA World Cup being played right here in Leaf Nation.

Virden’s Drew Cochrane enjoyed a very successful first season swimming and studying at the University of Manitoba.

Former Virden resident Mitch VanTeeling established himself as an important contributor for the York University Lions in his rookie season. The son of Heather and Guy VanTeeling of Brandon was sixth on the Lions hockey team with 11 points.

Kenosee Lake Bible Camp's 13th annual Fundraising Golf Tournament was a great success. The Camp, in Moose Mountain Provincial Park, is about 100 kms west of Virden and serves youth from southwestern Manitoba and throughout the prairies.

Comments from the 115th U.S. Open, played in the beautiful North Pacific Coast, ranged from the very positive to the very negative, and rightfully so. Everyone has the right to an opinion.

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