Josée Roy is making her mark in ringette and will represent Team Manitoba at the upcoming Canada Winter Games. The Games take place in Red Deer, Alberta from February 15–March 3 and will feature 19 sports over 150 events along with a major arts and cultural festival. It will draw up to 3,600 athletes, managers, and coaches and more than 20,000 visitors, according to the Games’ official site.

As of press time, the Jets have scored one or fewer goals in four of their last six games, with their offensive woes continuing in their December 29 game against Minnesota.

Grande Pointe resident Matt Osadick recently returned from a stint in the World Junior A Challenge in Alberta.

Niverville Collegiate’s Varsity Boys basketball came in second place at last weekend’s annual John Kipe Classic. 

A local Niverville dance company is offering a new program for adults who are looking to dip their toes into the world of ballet. 

The hockey season is in full swing and Clipper Ice Sports (CIS) has seen some early success.