The Winnipeg Jets started the year as many fans would have expected. By Halloween, they had earned a 6–7–0 record, ranking twentieth overall in the NHL.

Most people only dream of witnessing the Grey Cup from a front row vantage, but Niverville resident Coty Loeppky had the opportunity to experience the game from the sidelines on Sunday in Calgary.

At the recent Atom Clippers home tournament, held November 23–24 in Niverville, two local teams skated their way to gold medals. The Atom A and Atom C White squads both came up big in front of their home crowd.

When the Winnipeg Jets traded Jacob Trouba to the New York Rangers in exchange for Neal Pionk and a first-round draft pick for the 2019 NHL Entry Draft, I was sceptical. Pionk was a relatively unknown defender and the first-round draft pick was going to be a late round pick. With that pick, the Jets chose defender Ville Heinola twentieth overall—and both him and Pionk have played surprisingly well.

Two Clippers Novice teams recently got a taste of the big leagues, when on Sunday, November 3 the Clippers Novice B and C Blue teams faced off against each other under the bright lights of Bell MTS Place in downtown Winnipeg, as part of the Manitoba Hydro Big Ice Challenge.

On September 27, Yves and Chantal Lagassé proudly witnessed a moment few parents ever get to see: their three teenage sons, playing for different baseball teams, enjoying the unique opportunity to play against each other at a high-level game in Grand Rapids, Minnesota.