Justin Seward is a sports editor for the Lethbridge Herald with a wide range of experience covering local sports. His articles focus on providing coverage and analysis of various sports teams and events in the Lethbridge area, highlighting the achievements and developments within the local sports community.
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Justin Seward's coverage is heavily focused on sports, particularly hockey and college athletics. His articles mainly cover event recaps and evolving stories related to sports events in an unspecified geographic area.
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The team has initiated a food drive to fill the shelves of the depleted Veterans Association Food Bank.
By: Justin Seward
“We know from experience that many of our leaders in our community became leaders because of the skills and the things that they learned through
The T Eaton division MVP went to LCI’s NathanMorris. “Nate was a dominant running back and an excellent wide receiver,” said LCI’s head coach Darren Majeran, in a text message to the Herald.
The water on the ice was barely dry when Hayden Pakkala opened the scoring 27 seconds into the game to give the Hurricanes a 1-0 lead with his second of the season from Noah Chadwick and Tristen Doyle.
By: Ryder Blasco, Leighten Boynton, Justin Seward
Gage played in the game while Ryder watched from sidelines after having shoulder surgery. “It’s still pretty surreal,” said Gage.
The Kodiak men’s team saw their record go to 4-2 on the season after losing 98-63 at NAIT on Friday, before rebounding with a 72-58 win over University of Augustana on Saturday.
The Canes edged the Calgary Buffaloes 3-2 on Saturday. Parker Fleishhauer scored two goals to lead the way, while Brody Stewart added a goal for the Canes.
“I thought we did a lot of bonding, I think the guys came together as a group and then obviously found ways to have some on-ice success in different ways,” said Ryan Aasman, Hurricanes assistant coach.
It was through zones, playoffs and tournaments that the Tigers combined for an undefeated season at 28-0.
The Canes are currently sitting second in the Eastern Conference with a 12-5-1 record.
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