The Western Interior of Canada by John Warkentin

Warkentin is fifth in defencemen scoring in Canada West this season, now with three goals and four assists in 18 games. The one-goal, one-assist games on Friday and Saturday by Warkentin, a 2017-18 national champion and Steinbach native, makes it three multi-point games in the last four for her. Of the four goals scored by Manitoba in two games - two on Friday, two on Saturday - Warkentin either scored or tallied an assist on all of them. Meanwhile, on the road, Bisons women's hockey were disappointed by the outcomes of their games against the Regina Cougars, but the weekend still included explosive play from their fifth-year defenceman Lauren Warkentin. The next opportunity to see Hreno and the Bisons sprint team in action is at the Jim Daly Bisons Classic 2.0, which takes place Feb. The sprint cemented Hreno as the second-best time in U SPORTS this season, as three Bisons are now ranked in the top four of the all-out speed event. Jordan Soufi also finished under the old record of 6.81 in the race, finishing in 6.79 seconds. Paul's High School product finished in 6.76 seconds, beating a 28-year-old program record by 0.05 and putting his name in the history books. Hreno won a blisteringly fast 60m final at the Bisons Classic 1.0, a race that saw five men, four of them Bisons, finish under the seven second mark. Leading the pack at this meet was fifth-year Stefan Hreno. It was a 60-metre to remember at James Daly Fieldhouse on Friday, as the men's sprinting team showed off the potential they'll look to carry right through championship season. With excellent showings this past weekend, Stefan Hreno (men's track and field) and Lauren Warkentin (women's hockey) have been named the Boston Pizza Athletes of the Week for the week ending Feb.

The Western Interior of Canada by John Warkentin