Doug Zywina is a journalist for The Dauphin Herald, focusing on local sports coverage. With a passion for capturing the excitement and triumphs of the community's athletic endeavors, Doug's articles provide in-depth analysis and highlights of local sports teams and events.
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By: Doug Zywina
The Association of Manitoba Municipalities fall convention in Winnipeg provided an opportunity for local governments from across the province to meet and discuss various issues surrounding their communities.
Three straight wins has the Dauphin Kings starting to pull away from the Northern Manitoba Blizzard in the Manitoba Junior Hockey League's MGEU West Division.
The Parkland Rangers are struggling to find a consistent effort in recent games.
To celebrate the release of her second book, On Veil Creek, Gaylene Dutchyshen hosted a book reading at the Dauphin Public Library, Saturday.
A four-game losing streak has dropped the Parkland Rangers to eighth place in the Manitoba AAA U18 Hockey League.
A five-game winning streak has vaulted the Dauphin Kings into a tie for first place overall in the Manitoba Junior Hockey League.
A three-game winning streak has lifted the Parkland Rangers back into fifth place in the Manitoba AAA U18 Hockey League.
It wasn't pretty, but the Dauphin Kings managed a split a pair of games last week.
Julien Lopez scored twice and Ethan Carnegie had three assists to lead the Dauphin Clippers to a 4-2 win over the Neepawa Tigers in the annual Christmas Classic, Friday afternoon in Dauphin.
By: Doug Zywina
The Parkland Rangers enter the Christmas break riding a four-game winning streak.
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