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Heilman Becomes #2 15-16 Year Old In 200 Butterfly With 1:55.11, Nears Phelps' Record - Vimarsana News

Heilman Becomes #2 15-16 Year Old In 200 Butterfly With 1:55.11, Nears Phelps' Record

Heilman got a bit closer to Michael Phelps' 2001 national age group record in the men's 200 butterfly, hitting a 1:55.11 during prelims.

Saskatchewan Rattlers end losing streak with win over Scarborough Shooting Stars - Vimarsana News

Saskatchewan Rattlers end losing streak with win over Scarborough Shooting Stars

The Saskatchewan Rattlers (3-6) snapped a five-game losing streak with their second victory of season against the Scarborough Shooting Stars (5-5) in a 79-65 win at home on Sunday afternoon.

Source: tsn.ca
Streaking Scarborough Shooting Stars visit Saskatchewan Rattlers in CEBL action - Vimarsana News

Streaking Scarborough Shooting Stars visit Saskatchewan Rattlers in CEBL action

The Scarborough Shooting Stars will look for their fifth consecutive win in the opener of a three-game western conference road trip against the Saskatchewan Rattlers at the SaskTel Centre on Sunday.

Source: tsn.ca
Winnipeg Sea Bears grind to win over Saskatchewan Rattlers to take command of Western Conference - Vimarsana News

Winnipeg Sea Bears grind to win over Saskatchewan Rattlers to take command of Western Conference

In a game that featured the CEBL’s top two scorers, it was the defence and supporting cast that made the difference for the Winnipeg Sea Bears in an 86-78 win over the Saskatchewan Rattlers at Canada Life Centre on Friday.

Source: tsn.ca