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Fifth Year U of M Bison Receives All-Canadian Recognition

Manitoba Bison Desiree Scott ends her fifth and final year with the women’s soccer team with a well deserved honour.
Scott was named as 2009 CIS First Team All-Canadian at the midfielder position on Wednesday. This is the first ever CIS All-Canadian recognition for Scott, 22, who was also selected as a 2009 Canada West First [...]

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Three Bisons Named Canada West Women’s Soccer All-Stars

Three members of the Manitoba Bisons women’s soccer team are enjoying the honour of being selected as 2009 Canada West Women’s Soccer All-Stars.
Bisons Desiree Scott (above), Caley Miskimmin (above) and Dana Baker were announced by the conference on Thursday. Scott was selected as a First Team All-Star at the midfielder position, while Miskimmin was named [...]

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Bisons Close Out Soccer Season as Two Players Head South

As the regular playing season comes to a close for the Manitoba Bison women’s soccer team, two of its players are on their way south.
Midfielder Desiree Scott and striker Caley Miskimmin have been invited to attend Canadian National Senior Women’s Soccer Camp in Florida from November 3-13.
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The Bisons play their final two games at home [...]

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Full Weekend of Bison Sports Ahead

After coming off a win against Fraser Valley on Sunday, the Manitoba Bison women’s soccer team is ready to take on UBC in weekend action at University Stadium. Head coach Walt McKee attributes the team’s success so far this season to spreading out the goal responsibility among the team. The next game is Saturday at [...]

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U of M Soccer Complex Admission Fee Controversy

The new indoor soccer complex at the University of Manitoba doesn’t officially open until November 12, but already there is controversy, or at least there was.
The complex announced it would be charging a $2.00 admission fee for spectators over the age of 18 to enter the facility. The fee would help with various costs, such [...]

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