Schedule

Monday, February 25

Today is a practice day for archery and judo, but all other sports are competing: alpine ski, badminton, cross country and para nordic ski, curling, figure skating, gymnastics – trampoline, women’s hockey, snowboard, and squash. 

In an effort to share the most up-to-date competition schedule, please refer to the online version as it will always have the most current details and times. 

Story/Interview Opportunities

Athletes/Teams/Coaches To Watch

1. Week two competition kicked off with a win in women’s hockey. Team Manitoba shut out Team Saskatchewan 3-0.
2.  The women’s curling team defeated Team Newfoundland & Labrador 5-4, while the men’s team fell to Team Newfoundland & Labrador 5-3.

   Team Toba curling is a family affair! Twin brothers Adam and Sean Flatt are playing together on the men’s team, and  sisters Hayley and Payton Bergman are playing together on the women’s team. 

3. Archer Bryanne Lameg’s first match is tomorrow, Feb 26, at 9 a.m. in the compound individual female competition. Lameg  is the reigning Canadian outdoor target archery champion and has been selected to represent Canada at the Pan Am Games in 2019 in Lima, Peru in the women’s compound division. 

Photo Highlights

Access Team Manitoba’s photos on our website and Facebook page. Photos are available for use by media. Please contact sarah.tone@sportmanitoba.ca to inquire about proper photo attribution. Photos may be available in higher resolution.

Broadcast/Webcast

Watch the Herd on TV and online

There are no dedicated broadcast games for Team Manitoba in week two, though our athletes may be featured in the general sport broadcasts. Please check the sport schedule for the most up-to-date game times. 

Week two sports that are not being broadcast by TSN will be webcast online at canadagames.live

Important Links

2019 Canada Winter Games links

• Medal Standings
• Results
• Schedule
• Historical sport results
   
• Historical awards data