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Somehow they still let me on the radio 🤷‍♂️ | @CKOMNews sports reporter | Retro NHL jacket enthusiast | He/Him | sroblin@rawlco.com
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Former Huskies, Blades coach Bumstead promoted to head coach by PWHL’s Seattle Torrent

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By Scott Roblin 
| CJME-AM (Regina, SK)
In a statement, Bumstead said the opportunity to take on the top job was one she couldn’t pass up. “Season one in Seattle was special, and I am humbled and honoured to continue building on hit,” Bumstead said. “I believe Seattle is the best city in the world for women’s sports. Our fans showed up night in and night out, and it has been a privilege to be on the bench representing them.
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Yorkton Terriers select Duke Lesnar, the son of wrestling royalty, in SJHL Draft

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By Scott Roblin 
| CJME-AM (Regina, SK)
The Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League could soon feature a name familiar to wrestling and mixed martial arts fans. With their fourth round selection in the league’s 2010-born draft on Tuesday, the Yorkton Terriers chose forward Duke Lesnar with the 47th overall pick.
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Saskatchewan fan splitting Canadian, Bosnian support at World Cup opener in Toronto

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By Scott Roblin 
| CJME-AM (Regina, SK)
Denis Krasnici constantly had a soccer ball at his feet while growing up in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina. That continued even after his family immigrated to Canada in 1999 when he was just 14 years old. “Football is the biggest thing back home,” Krasnici said.
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