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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The Dauphin Kings are currently riding a three-game winning streak following a pair of home ice victories over the weekend.
Dauphin's Breken Brezden recently skated in her first senior international competition in Nice, France.
By: Doug Zywina
Several awards were handed out at the 123rd annual Firefighters Ball, Saturday.
Published on Wednesday, 06 November 2024 09:40 The Dauphin Kings got a measure of retribution this past weekend.
The Parkland Rangers know how to be a good team. This past weekend, they learned what it takes to be a great team in the Manitoba U18 AAA Hockey League.
Dauphin improved its Westman High School Hockey League record to a perfect 5-0, Saturday in Dauphin, scoring 49 goals in the process, while allowing just nine goals against.
The Dauphin Kings earned three of a possible four points against the top two teams from the Manitoba Junior Hockey League's MGEU East Division, this past weekend at Credit Union Place.
By: Doug Zywina
The Dauphin Clippers are hoping for a wildcard berth to provincials after failing to win at the interzone playoffs, Saturday in Swan River.
The Dauphin Kings sit alone in first place in the Manitoba Junior Hockey League's MGEU West Division after winning two of three games, last week.
A lifetime of activity in bowling has led to the Manitoba Bowling Hall of Fame for a Dauphin resident.
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